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Did you know, the term fair play came from William Shakespeare?
And from which piece? Have a great day, hugs, Valerie
If in doubt I will always guess Shakespeare - and be right more often than not.
No Sandra I didn't know,Have a good Thursday and keep well.Yvonne.
Nope Sandra, I actually didn't! 🙂 But, that's a pretty cool fun-fact. 👍🏻
I wonder from which play?
I'm not a Shakespeare fan. Have never read a single thing by him (hangs head in shame). So of course, I had no idea, but it's great trivia.
Another term I did not know originated from the Bard.
The Tempest and others. I'm going to have to start including the play since that question pops up regularly.Hugs received and returned.
What a genius.
Indeed:)
Definitely:)
Thanks, Yvonne:) And you.
Glad you liked it, HG:)
frankie....that gooze izza show off...him did knot noe that ~~~~~;) ☺☺♥♥
I did not know that, but I do remember studying the play in a class many years ago :) hugs
He used it in The Tempest and others.
I didn’t know that
There's a lot of his works, I'm sorry to say, I'm not familiar with.
He's certainly responsible for much of our language isn't he, Jamie.
Ha. Ha. He probably doesn't:)
That sounds like it was fun.
Hey, Adam. How are you and Daisy?
Learn something new everyday
I wonder how long it took his expressions and phrases to become common usage?
That's sure the truth:)
That's a good question, Annalisa. Can you imagine your sayings living through time like that?
Nope!
Your Thursday factoid.
I didn't know that!All the best Jan
Your factoid for the day:)
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And from which piece? Have a great day, hugs, Valerie
If in doubt I will always guess Shakespeare - and be right more often than not.
No Sandra I didn't know,
Have a good Thursday and keep well.
Yvonne.
Nope Sandra, I actually didn't! 🙂
But, that's a pretty cool fun-fact. 👍🏻
I wonder from which play?
I'm not a Shakespeare fan. Have never read a single thing by him (hangs head in shame). So of course, I had no idea, but it's great trivia.
Another term I did not know originated from the Bard.
The Tempest and others. I'm going to have to start including the play since that question pops up regularly.
Hugs received and returned.
What a genius.
Indeed:)
Definitely:)
Thanks, Yvonne:) And you.
Glad you liked it, HG:)
frankie....that gooze izza show off...him did knot noe that ~~~~~
;) ☺☺♥♥
I did not know that, but I do remember studying the play in a class many years ago :) hugs
He used it in The Tempest and others.
I didn’t know that
There's a lot of his works, I'm sorry to say, I'm not familiar with.
He's certainly responsible for much of our language isn't he, Jamie.
Ha. Ha. He probably doesn't:)
That sounds like it was fun.
Hey, Adam. How are you and Daisy?
Learn something new everyday
I wonder how long it took his expressions and phrases to become common usage?
That's sure the truth:)
That's a good question, Annalisa.
Can you imagine your sayings living through time like that?
Nope!
Your Thursday factoid.
I didn't know that!
All the best Jan
Your factoid for the day:)
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