John Fletcher & Philip Massinger - The Fair Maid of the Inn
"Plays have their fates, not as in their true sense They're understood, but as the influence Of idle custom, madly works upon The dross of many tongu'd opinion"
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John Fletcher & Philip Massinger - The Fair Maid of the Inn: "Plays have their fates, not as in their true sense They're understood, but as the influence Of idle custom, madly works upon The dross of many tongu'd opinion"
Philip Massinger
John Fletcher
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