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There are sooooo many famous lines from this play, and I still remember the last set. "Never was there a tale of more woe, than that of Juliet and her Romeo." I honestly thought this was kind of a drippy love story. I finally "got it" after watching a performance of the ballet.
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Thou shalt not pass unfair bias comment on school books (one day I may be brave enough to re-read them and give a fair unbias comment...but don't hold your breath) but I will try and rate them as fairly as possible
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In my estimation, the Nurse is the best part of this play. Read and taught it many, many times.
Jan 10, 2009
Minttu
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it was amazing
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