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According to [[Professor Noah Morgan]], this tragedy is the most widely appreciated [[play]] in [[the Core]]. Written by [[William On-Arden]], it depicts two lovers of [[noble]] birth whose love is destroyed by the man's death and his lover being prayed upon by [[the Phantom Lover]].<ref>[[Art in the Land]], [[Book of Souls (Netbook)]], p. 9</ref> | According to [[Professor Noah Morgan]], this tragedy is the most widely appreciated [[:category:Theatrical Play|play]] in [[the Core]]. Written by [[William On-Arden]], it depicts two lovers of [[noble]] birth whose love is destroyed by the man's death and his lover being prayed upon by [[the Phantom Lover]].<ref>[[Art in the Land]], [[Book of Souls (Netbook)]], p. 9</ref> | ||
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According to Professor Noah Morgan, this tragedy is the most widely appreciated play in the Core. Written by William On-Arden, it depicts two lovers of noble birth whose love is destroyed by the man's death and his lover being prayed upon by the Phantom Lover.[1]
