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050 _a PR 2828.A2
_b .Sh15 1974
100 _aShakespeare, William
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245 0 _aMuch ado about nothing /
_cWilliam Shakespeare ; edited by Asuncion David-Maramba, with an introduction by Florina F. Castillo.
264 _aMandaluyong, Rizal :
_bCacho Hermanos, Inc.,
_c[1974].
300 _axvi, 92 pages
_c23 cm.
336 _atext
_2rdacontent
338 _avolume
_2rdacarrier
520 _aMuch Ado About Nothing is a happy play about people misunderstanding themselves and each other and words and situations and finally resolving these misunderstanding into a fairy tale and-they-lived-happily-ever-after sort of ending. Of course it is not as simple as that, for Shakespeare was a craftsman who employed subplots, side-plots and parallel plots to enhance his main plot and his major characters. These plots he wove together so skillfully that the effect is that of one play, not of two or three just tied together. --From the introduction
650 _aCourtship
_zItaly
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700 _aMaramba, Asuncion David
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942 _cIRC
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