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Day, John

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Day, John (c. 1574-1640)

English dramatist. He wrote an allegorical play, The Parliament of Bees, which probably appeared in 1607 and in which all the characters are bees. He collaborated successfully with Thomas Dekker and others 1598-1608.



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At noon next day, John Willet's guest sat lingering over his breakfast in his own home, surrounded by a variety of comforts, which left the Maypole's highest flight and utmost stretch of accommodation at an infinite distance behind, and suggested comparisons very much to the disadvantage and disfavour of that venerable tavern.
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