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Friday, June 6, 2008

The News with William Shakespeare

Posted by Heavy Critters at 6/06/2008

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"Perhaps ill Verses, ought to be confined,
In mere good Breeding, like unsavory wind.
Were Reading forced, I should be apt to think
Men might no more write scurvily than stink.
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* Rochester, "An Epistolary Essay from M. G. to O. B. upon Their Mutual Poems

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