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| Pennock says that students cannot understand literary allusions and subjects such as Shakespeare, even Western civilization, without understanding the role of the Bible. The wit, literary allusions and interesting plot make All's Well That Ends among the best of the novels Ms. He weaves humor and literary allusions smoothly into his narrative, and while understanding the allusions is not necessary to appreciate the story, they do add another dimension to the plot for those who get them. |
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