The right answer is C, Samuel Johnson. Samuel Johnson, or Dr. Johnson (1709-1784), often quoted Dryden's poems in his critical essays and admired the wit and refinement of Dryden's language. He also believed that Dryden was the indisputable father of English criticism. An example of Dryden's influence on Johnson is the work <em>The Vanity of Human Wishes: The Tenth Satire of Juvenal Imitated </em>- Dryden had previously translated the work of Juvenal. <em> </em>
I am going to say B because it seems most appropriate.
Answer: B. Literary allusion
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C
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