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shakespeare was a very good man
William Shakespeare was a man.
What skills did William Shakespeare have
There have been lots of guesses about who the young man in Shakespeare's sonnets is. All we really know is that he is young, beautiful, and for some reason does not want to marry. This is all we need to know, if we needed to know more - Shakespeare would have told us.
The only plays we know for sure Shakespeare played in are Jonson's Every Man in His Humour and Sejanus. We don't know what parts Shakespeare played though. He also played in many of the plays he wrote himself, (it says so in the First Folio), but it doesn't say if there were any he didn't act in.
shakespeare was a very good man
William Shakespeare was a man.
What skills did William Shakespeare have
We do not know the exact value, in pounds sterling, of Shakespeare's estate. Shakespeare was not only a poet, but an actor, and a very successful businessman. Shakespeare was a very wealthy man for a person of his social class.
As far as we know, yes. However there have been rumours or jokes which suggest the contrary while Shakespeare was alive and since. None of it counts as real evidence though.
There have been lots of guesses about who the young man in Shakespeare's sonnets is. All we really know is that he is young, beautiful, and for some reason does not want to marry. This is all we need to know, if we needed to know more - Shakespeare would have told us.
The pizza man from down the street inspired him very much so. Well, they didn't have pizza men but anyone and everyone that Shakespeare met might have had some kind of influence on Shakespeare. But nobody nowadays can possibly know what.
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The only plays we know for sure Shakespeare played in are Jonson's Every Man in His Humour and Sejanus. We don't know what parts Shakespeare played though. He also played in many of the plays he wrote himself, (it says so in the First Folio), but it doesn't say if there were any he didn't act in.
Not that we know of. But as a man with a somewhat 'rural' background he may have been able to repair his own socks.
I am a HUGE fan of Shakespeare, and from what I know, no.
I think you'll find that Shakespeare is.