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Posted by jenny on November 11, 19103 at 21:37:23:
In Reply to: Nothing in Elizabethan society posted by Micaya on October 17, 19103 at 23:40:45:
: I'm writing a paper on disguise and deception in the court comedies. At any rate, in my paper I discuss and yze the titles of my main sources, one of which is Much Ado. I'm told that the word nothing had a rather dirty meaning that every Elizabethan knew. However, I cannot for the life of me find what that meaning was, so I'm not sure whether it pertains to my discussion or not. Any leads?
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