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This twelve-roomed farmhouse, known to the Hathaway family, if not to the bardolatrous public, as Hewlands Farm, is built on stone foundations, of timber-framed wattle-and-daub.
'Shakespeare's Wife' 2008
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Given the bardolatrous subject matter, it's not surprising that the ghost at this buffet is literary critic Harold Bloom, whose The Western Canon: The Books and School of the Ages I reviewed 15 years ago (!) in
hernesheir commented on the word bardolatrous
(adj.): Quality of excessive veneration of Shakespeare. Cf. bardolatry and bardolater.
September 22, 2009