Merry Wives of Windsor

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Jail Journal
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Accessed on 2021/01/23 19:50:36

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        <ptr target="ukred-12723">"Drew my chair to the door, sat down in the sun, and spent an hour or two in reading the ""Merry Wives of Windsor"". Thank God for Shakespeare at any rate. Baron Lefroy cannot sentence Shakespeare to death, nor so much as mulct him for damages, though I am told he deserves it for defamation of character, in the case of Sir John Falstaff."</ptr>
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