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Richard II Quotes
Joy, being altogether wanting, it doth remember me the more of sorrow.
Source:
(Signet Classic, ed. 1999), Act III, Scene IV, Page 69
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Themes
Joy
Loss
Sadness
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Book:
Richard II
Writer:
William Shakespeare
Genre:
Classics, Plays, Drama
Published:
1597
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