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The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet (Three Tragedies by William Shakespeare)

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  • Sales Rank:6,827,877
  • Language:English (Unknown)
  • Media:Paperback
  • Publication Date:February 15, 2011
  • ISBN:0956705855
  • EAN:9780956705853
  • ASIN:0956705855

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.44 CALIBRE SHAKESPEARE marks the beginning of a new era in the world of Shakespeare. Blasting the muse's fyah into the 21st century, we define new standards for the modern audience. ROMEO & JULIET by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE The most iconic love story of all time .44 CALIBRE SHAKESPEARE is proud to present this very special edition of Romeo & Juliet, especially designed for the modern audience. Relentless and outrageously direct Bartosik explores Shakespeare's Verona with an insatiable hunger that is sure to entertain both veteran enthusiast and newcomer alike. No edition has ever been so explicit. "...you are now approaching the realms of mystic thought where angels and demons battle on the shores of ancient worlds, where the sun and the moon watch down upon us from high in the sky, tugging to shore the inexorable tides of destiny..." Make no mistake: the annotations of this volume seek to be the very best ever published yet. If you happen to be in a bookshop, you are challenged to compare the notes of any given extract line-for-line with the competing editions before you - not only will this publication prove the most enjoyable, it is also the champion account of 'specific apparent meanings', the only option for those with a professional interest let alone a personal one. Every line, phrase and word is addressed. "We are now entering the phases of true love, of love that almost precipitates physically into the air, crackling with waves of energy that pulse back and forth along the circuits of lover's hearts. His hotheaded daring, spurring him on, getting him all worked up and in love. Her lack of 'strangeness', embarrassment and young sensuality. Their insatiable hunger to please each other..."

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