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One Can Forgive Shakespeare Anything, Except One's Own Bad Lines.
-Peter Ackroyd
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One Can Forgive Shakespeare Anything, Except One's
Peter Ackroyd
One Can Forgive Shakespeare Anything, Except One's Own Bad Lines.
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