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Index
Cover Title Page Contents Dedication Foreword by Mark Rylance Author’s Note Introduction 1 Why Verse? 2 Thoughts and Thought-units 3 The Thought Breaks 4 The Merchant of Venice: The Creation of a New Verse Form 5 Hamlet: A Play of ‘Highways’ and ‘Pop-ups’ 6 Forms of Address, Verse Irregularities – and What They Tell Us 7 Measure for Measure: A Duologue to Work On 8 Why Prose? 9 Sounding Prose: Reason and Madness 10 Much Ado About Nothing: The Play of Verse-shy Characters 11 Rhyming Verse 12 To Rhyme or Not to Rhyme 13 Trusting Rhyme: Twelfth Night and All’s Well that Ends Well 14 Folio Punctuation 15 Macbeth: Deepening and Reviewing Our Work 16 The Winter’s Tale: Refining Our Work 17 Sounding Shakespeare Appendix: My Comments on the Duologue in Chapter 7 Acknowledgements About the Author Copyright Information
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