The Plays The Summer Schedule Will On Wheels: Educational Outreach The Company Will's Pals: Get Involved FoolsCap Newsletter All About The Festival Special Needs Accessibility More Will: Links & Gifts Contact Us Home		Summer 1997 Quoting Shakespeare If you know that the course of true love never did run smooth, Or have ever worn you heart of your sleeve, Suffered from green-eyed jealousy, Refused to budge an inch, Acted more in sorrow than in anger, Hoped for a plague on both houses, Knitted your brow, Been tongue-tied, a tower of strength, Hoodwinked or in a pickle, Made a virtue of necessity, insisted on fair play, Slept not one wink, stood on ceremony, Danced attendance, laughed yourself into stiches, Had short shrift, cold comfort, Or too much of a good thing; Seen better days, recalled your salad days, Lived in a fool's paradise, Been eaten out of house and home by your own flesh and blood--- Be that as it may, As good luck would have it, You are quoting Shakespeare. Back to FoolsCap
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