Rosaline

• “Katherine calls Rosaline light, and jests upon this in lewd fashion; declares, too, that she is “a merry, nimble, stirring spirit,” in fact, tells her that she is”

  The Man Shakespeare

• “This in itself tells me nothing; but the proof that Shakespeare stands in intimate relation to the girl called Rosaline comes later, and so the first introductory words have a certain significance for me.”

  The Man Shakespeare

• “Shakespeare stands in intimate relation to the girl called Rosaline comes later, and so the first introductory words have a certain significance for me.”

  The Man Shakespeare

• “Katherine calls Rosaline light, and jests upon this in lewd fashion; declares, too, that she is "a merry, nimble, stirring spirit," in fact, tells her that she is”

  The Man Shakespeare

• “Rosaline," Andrews said in a low, soft voice, "I can only think of going to Paris.”

  Three Soldiers

• “Page 256: Index entry for page 133 of "Rosaline" was moved to”

  William Shakespeare

• “If we admit that a substitution may have occurred, of "Rosaline" for”

  Notes and Queries, Number 70, March 1, 1851 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.

• “Echo the blackbirds 'roundelay; "and to these lines from Lowell's" Rosaline: "--”

  The Writings of John Burroughs — Volume 05: Pepacton

• “Before Romeo meets Juliet at the party, he is mourning the loss of his previous lover, Rosaline.”

  Simon & Schuster: History of a Suicide

• “Tell them about your dress Rosaline," prompted her host, Yue-Sai Kan.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Beauty Queen on a Mission

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