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Alonsos drunken and conspiratorialbutler in Shakespeares The
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Sir Andrew Ague-cheek was the cowardly and simple drinking companion of Sir Toby in Shakespeares play Twelfth
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a strange alacrity at sinking: As Robinson notes, this quote is from Falstaff in Shakespeares Merry Wives of Windsor, Act III, Scene
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Why would most suggested "Shakespeares" have hidden?
On discovering Shakespeare DC 2008
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Greer pulls apart this casual sexism, using the documentary evidence combined with her own instincts, and tells rather a good story firmly moored in the social history of Stratford-upon-Avon - the decaying Shakespeares and the more prosperous Hathaway clan; the struggles between the local council and the psychopathic landlord; the destruction of most of the town several times over by accidental fire.
January Books 5) Shakespeare's Wife, by Germaine Greer nwhyte 2009
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Martin Luther-Kings “I have a dream”, William Shakespeares “All the worlds a stage”, Einstiens “Theory of reletivity” and even that cute quote whos author remain anonymous.
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To sound a little less trollish, the name Anne Hathaway is also the name of William Shakespeares (sp) wife.
Is Stephen Chow’s Movie With Jack Black and Anne Hathaway a Bruce Lee Remake? | /Film 2010
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She kept a tea tray perched on her knees and had positioned her book (a compact Shakespeare that morningit had been compact Shakespeares for more mornings than I could count) atop the tray with one dry hand.
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Nothing obscure about those Shakespeares though, I think.
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She points out that the oddest thing about the Shakespeares 'marriage is the fact that William was so young (not Ann's pregnancy, which was par for the course), and then goes on to point out several romantic heroes in Shakespeare's works who are explicitly younger than the women they love.
January Books 5) Shakespeare's Wife, by Germaine Greer nwhyte 2009
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