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Synge and the Irish Language
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J.M. Synge's first play to be produced in Dublin was rejected as a slander on Irish womanhood, and his major drama, The Playboy of the Western World, caused rioting inside and outside the theatre. With the energy of a powerful reticence, he told the newspapers that he did not care a rap for the rioters and retired for a week to bed. But he was denounced as an Ascendancy eavesdropper, and his work was rejected by nationalists because it was written in English.

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J.M. Synge's first play to be produced in Dublin was rejected as a slander on Irish womanhood, and his major drama, The Playboy of the Western World, caused rioting inside and outside the theatre. With the energy of a powerful reticence, he told the newspapers that he did not care a rap for the rioters and retired for a week to bed. But he was denounced as an Ascendancy eavesdropper, and his work was rejected by nationalists because it was written in English.

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J.M. Synge's first play to be produced in Dublin was rejected as a slander on Irish womanhood, and his major drama, The Playboy of the Western World, caused rioting inside and outside the theatre. With the energy of a powerful reticence, he told the newspapers that he did not care a rap for the rioters and retired for a week to bed. But he was denounced as an Ascendancy eavesdropper, and his work was rejected by nationalists because it was written in English.

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