“Nothing is impossible to the willing heart.”
Quote by Thomas Heywood
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Thomas Heywood
Thomas Heywood (1575-1641) was an English playwright and poet. His works, encompassing drama, poetry, and prose, had a profound impact on 17th-century English literature. more
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