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Abstract Towards the end of his career Shakespeare began to write a different kind of play. Pericles (1607), The Winter’s Tale (1609), Cymbeline (1610), The Tempest (16n), and The Two Noble Kinsmen (1613-14) recount marvellous adventures-voyages, shipwrecks, riddles and prophecies, the loss of spouses or children, supernatural ...
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Abstract Towards the end of his career Shakespeare began to write a different kind of play. Pericles (1607), The Winter’s Tale (1609), Cymbeline (1610), The Tempest (16n), and The Two Noble Kinsmen (1613-14) recount marvellous adventures-voyages, shipwrecks, riddles and prophecies, the loss of spouses or children, supernatural ...
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ROMANCE LANGUAGES: ROMANCE LINGUISTICS
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