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“O you heavenly charmers,/What things you make of us! For what we lack/We laugh, for what we have we are sorry; still/Are children in some kind.”
The Two Noble Kinsmen Act Five By Dennis Abrams —————— Act Five: Palamon and Arcite, each accompanied by three knights, separately pray for success, while Emilia prays that whoever loves her best will emerge victorious. Back at the jail, the … Continue reading
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“If she, my liege, can make me know this clearly/I’ll love her dearly, ever, ever, dearly.”
All’s Well That Ends Well Act Five, Part One By Dennis Abrams —————————— Act Five: Bertram returns to France and is pardoned by the King. When he offers an engagement ring for Lafew’s daughter, however, the King recognizes it as … Continue reading
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“Simply the thing that I am shall make me live.”
All’s Well That Ends Well Act Four By Dennis Abrams ———————————————– Act Four: The two plots move forward. Disguised as enemy soldiers, the Dumaine brothers ambush Parolles and interrogate him. When he nonchalantly slanders his comrades, they remove his blindfold … Continue reading
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The Play's The Thing 