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“The wound that bleedeth inward is not easily cured.”

Expressing the hidden and lasting pain of emotional injury · Euphues: The Anatomy of Wit (prose fiction)

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John Lyly

c. 1554–November 1606

In the sun-dappled fields and ancient cathedral shadows of Kent, England, around the year 1553 or 1554, a boy named John Lyly entered the world. He would grow to become one of the most dazzling literary innovators of the Elizabethan age, a wordsmith whose elegant prose and witty comedies lit up the courts of Queen…

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