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Date Posted: 15:00:49 10/08/10 Fri
Author: for the King's kids! (BC)
Subject: Shakespeare's "inventions" ...
In reply to: We3Kings 's message, "More matter---less art." on 08:46:04 10/08/10 Fri

you know me ...
I love the quotes Cath!

Your post sent me on a "Shakespearean search" of my own ! :)
And, I "stumbled" across some info. that I thought your kids might enjoy or find interesting ...

a list of words ...
http://www.nosweatshakespeare.com/resources/shakespeare-words.htm

and, a list of phrases ...
http://www.nosweatshakespeare.com/resources/shakespeare-phrases.htm

"invented" by Shakespeare! :)

- BC :)

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[> [> Thank you for the link -- We3Kings (), 09:16:32 10/09/10 Sat

thanks for the link. We are on to MacBeth this week

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[> [> [> You're welcome! :) -- BC, 11:03:13 10/09/10 Sat

"Macbeth" ?! :)
First thing that comes to my mind is when my 10th grade English teacher suprised our class one day ...
We were directed to the auditorium where she performed a scene from Macbeth ...
She was very "witchy" that day! :)
In my mind, I can still see her "arched" and "painted" eyebrows raise as she said ...
"Double, double toil and trouble;"
"Fire burn and cauldron bubble." ! :)

Then and there I became a fan of live stage performances!
She even arranged the opportunity for a few of my classmates and I to work as ushers at a local community theater!


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[> [> [> [> Robert Burns -- We3Kings, 11:26:03 10/09/10 Sat

Since we are going to the Scottish Festival next Saturday, I thought we would focus on all things Scottish this week. Probably throw in some Robert Burns for good measure, too.


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[> [> [> [> [> Re: Robert Burns -- BC, 13:35:25 10/09/10 Sat

Very cool!
I hope ya'll have fun next weekend!
If it's an annual event, I think I'll try to head down that way next year!


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