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William Shakespeare is suffering from writer’s block. He is trying to
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Start: Will: Shall I compare the. The...Shall I compare...thee? Shall I compare thee!...to a...to a�? Shall I compare thee to a...sum...a sum...a something, something...Damn it.
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End: Marlowe: ‘A summer’s day�. Start with something lovely, temperate and thoroughly trite. Gives you somewhere to go.
Will: A summer’s day?! (he writes reluctantly) Shall I compare thee...to a...summer’s day? Mmm? Thou art more...something something something�
Hall, Lee, Shakespeare in Love, Faber and Faber, 2014, pp. 3-4.
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