I haven’t read it since school, but a particular line popped into my head that I can’t find anywhere. It was something to do with how women develop fake lisps to sound sweet. I think. It could also have been merchant of Venice but I’m pretty sure it was hamlet. Anyone know?

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The Lion In Winter

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Posted by5 hours ago

Henry Wriothesley's name hidden in Sonnet 2

When forty winters shall besiege thy brow

wHEN foRtY WInteRs shalL bESiegE THY br0w

HEN RY WIR L ESE THY O

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