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Shakespeare and Moliere are now accepted as the greatest of
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Shakespeare and Moliere are now accepted as the greatest of dramatic poets; but to their own (i) _____, they were known rather as ingenious playwrights up to every trick of the trade, finding their profit in every new device of their fellow craftsmen.
A. actors
B. audience
C. contemporaries
D. allies
E. scribes
A. actors
B. audience
C. contemporaries
D. allies
E. scribes
Re: Shakespeare and Moliere are now accepted as the greatest of
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10 Oct 2018, 07:19
10 Oct 2018, 07:19
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02 Nov 2018, 07:22
02 Nov 2018, 07:22
Can anyone explain why not B?
