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Posted by Veronique on September 23, 19101 at 16:13:19:
In Reply to: Shakespearian quotes posted by veronique on September 23, 19101 at 16:01:45:
: Hi ! I am a French student of literature in English. I am tracing allusions to Shakespeare's lines in P.G. Wodehouse. Can anyone help me???
- Does "the pangs of Love" come from Shakespeare?From which play?
- "Well met by moonlight, proud ..." I would like to check whether the 1st part before the coma is true to the original or distorted and what is the name after "proud". From which play?
- Is there any "healing zephir" in one of Sh.'s plays?
I would need any answer ASAP. Thank you very much for your help!
Véronique
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