A Cheshire Smile:
Humor Texture and Personality in Shakespeare's Comedies
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---. The Comedy of Errors. Ibid.
---. The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth. Ibid.
---. The First Part of King Henry the Fourth. Ibid.
---. The First Part of King Henry the Sixth. Ibid.
---. Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. Ibid.
---. The Life and Death of King John. Ibid.
---. The Life of King Henry the Fifth. Ibid.
---. Love’s Labors’ Lost. Ibid.
---. Macbeth. Ibid.
---. The Merry Wives of Windsor. Ibid.
---. A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Ibid.
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---. Much Ado About Nothing. Ibid.
---. The Second Part of King Henry the Fourth. Ibid.
---. The Second Part of King Henry the Sixth. Ibid.
---. The Tempest. Ibid.
---. The Third Part of King Henry the Sixth. Ibid.
---. The Tragedy of King Richard II. Ibid.
---. The Tragedy of King Richard III. Ibid.
---. The Winter’s Tale. The Riverside. Ibid.
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