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3. The Taming of the Shrew Act III, This soliloquy that comes at the end of Act IV scene 1 features Petruchio's plans to "tame" the "shrew" that he has recently married. Julius Caesar. by.

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5. BRACK. And then you might bring your manuscript with you, and read it to Tesman at my house. I could give you a room to yourselves. TESMAN. Yes, think of that.

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