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Searching Shakespeare – and Marlowe

16 Saturday Jul 2016

Posted by la Clarina in Books, Poetry, Things

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christopher marlowe, Open Source Shakespeare, searchable works, the Literature Network, William Shakespeare

Untitled 10You know when you know there is that perfect bit in Shakespeare, that line about this or that? You know the speech you need is there, somewhere – but can’t exactly place it, let alone find it…  Continue reading →

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