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Well , William Shakespeare was well-to-do when he was first born, but his father's business did not succeed, and William and Anne were thrown into poverty by Will's early marriage. His plays and poems made him (eventually) rich .

"Poor and content is rich and rich enough."

- William Shakespeare .

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Yes, compared with his contemporaries. When he retired and moved back to his home town of Stratford-on-Avon he bought the second largest house in the town.

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Shakespeare's poem Venus and Adonis went through a number of editions and probably made him a bunch of money. That's mostly because it's about sex.

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By writing plays

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