Mrs Shakespeare: The Complete WorksSinclair-Stevenson, 1993 - 216 pages Rabelaisian romp, as the bard is stripped bare by his wife, Anne Hathaway. By the author of T̀he life and death of my Lord Gilles De Rais'. |
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... took off his cloak and wrapped it around my shoulders . " Cheer up , little autumn , " he said to me . Calling me autumn was the nearest he had got to affection since I had arrived . case . feet . He never overflowed with endearments ...
... took off his cloak and wrapped it around my shoulders . " Cheer up , little autumn , " he said to me . Calling me autumn was the nearest he had got to affection since I had arrived . case . feet . He never overflowed with endearments ...
Page 102
... took away the meaning of hatred from the noise of disgust and disapproval I had not been able to contain , by saying ( line fourteen ) " not you . " All this is very intricate and witty , and of course it is also quite ridiculous to say ...
... took away the meaning of hatred from the noise of disgust and disapproval I had not been able to contain , by saying ( line fourteen ) " not you . " All this is very intricate and witty , and of course it is also quite ridiculous to say ...
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... took my arm again and we went in . I heard the closing and the locking of the door behind us . " Just a minute , " whispered Mr Shakespeare . I heard the rattle of a tinderbox . I smelt brimstone matches . Then he took the blindfold off ...
... took my arm again and we went in . I heard the closing and the locking of the door behind us . " Just a minute , " whispered Mr Shakespeare . I heard the rattle of a tinderbox . I smelt brimstone matches . Then he took the blindfold off ...
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