WebEven if you haven't read much of Shakespeare's work, you can thank him for adding potentially thousands of words and phrases you use every day. He turned nouns into verbs and adjectives, and vice-versa, and wasn't afraid of making up what he needed. And while he didn't invent all the words and expressions we attribute to him, sometimes he was just … Webhell itself breathes out / contagion to this world Now could I drink hot blood Let me be cruel, not unnatural, / I will speak daggers to her, but use none Sets found in the same folder Hamlet Soliloquy 1 7 terms mollymdwilliams Larkin Death 26 terms mollymdwilliams Hamlet Soliloquy 2 4 terms mollymdwilliams Hamlet Deception and Duality 10 terms

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