The Shakespeare garden club: A fantasy — John Shaqi
The Shakespeare garden club: A fantasyMoran, Mabel M.
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The Shakespeare garden club: A fantasy
Moran, Mabel M.
Dramatists -- Drama; Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 -- Drama
LADY MACBETH: True, child, very true. Ladies, let me prophesy, that
when our members have died, and worms have eaten them and Master
Shakespeare himself hath become but ancient history--garden clubs in
times to come will remember fair Avon’s shores made lovely by your
sweet suggestions.
CLEOPATRA: (languidly) Madam, I move we adjourn.
Curtain.
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