The Avon of Shakespeare
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'' Bless you, sir, many and many's the time I have seen gentlemen from America kneel down just where you are standing, and kiss the boards over and over again, sir. " Often they will not be content with that, but must have a bed brought, that they may sleep in the room in which Shakes- peare was born. They are eager after all relics ; one offered the good dame sixteen guineas for a little wooden box made out of Shakespeare's mul- berry-tree. Nay, one of them — " What
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'' Bless you, sir, many and many's the time I have seen gentlemen from America kneel down just where you are standing, and kiss the boards over and over again, sir. " Often they will not be content with that, but must have a bed brought, that they may sleep in the room in which Shakes- peare was born. They are eager after all relics ; one offered the good dame sixteen guineas for a little wooden box made out of Shakespeare's mul- berry-tree. Nay, one of them — " What
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