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Meanings of great dramatist in English
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Usage of great dramatist in English
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The great dramatist's birthplace lies in the midst of England's fairest rural scenery.
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But besides being a great dramatist he was a consummate master of language.
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You're Merton Ware, the great dramatist, the coming man of letters.
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Shakespeare, the great dramatist, was careless of his literary reputation.
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Look at you-MertonWare, the great dramatist, and me-ashabby, ugly, bad-tempered, indifferent typewriter.
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The main thing to be considered was the intelligent delivery of the great dramatist's lines.
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The Germans had accepted Schiller as their great dramatist.
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As an Elizabethan he would have been a great dramatist; under Queen Anne a great essayist.
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He was indeed the reverse of a great dramatist, the very antithesis to a great dramatist.
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The fatal delusion that he was a great dramatist, had taken firm possession of his mind.
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But because he's both a great poet and a great dramatist, it's all right, you see.
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What would not the Shakspeare clubs give for one more authentic anecdote of the world's great dramatist?
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Arthur would have been a great dramatist or a great poet, if...
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On the other hand, the young girls regretted that the great dramatist wasn't going to sit beside them.
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True, he was no great dramatist.
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Happy were it for man if he, like a great dramatist, would keep the ultimate conclusion still in view.
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