One character in this play delivers the threat, "I will kill thee a hundred and fifty ways: thereforetremble and depart.
One character in this play delivers the threat, "I will kill thee a hundred and fifty ways: thereforetremble and depart." A character in this play notes that one only needs to put "if" in front a statementto hide the truth, to illustrate his seven degrees of lying. A lioness attacks in Act IV of this play, shortlyafter the assault of a she-snake. Disguised characters in this play include the (*) shepherdess Alienaand the tutor Ganymede, who offers love advice to her crush. Charles wrestles Orlando, Duke Senior isexiled, and the clown Touchstone marries Audrey in this play. While discussing the seven ages of man inthis play, Jacques exclaims "all the world's a stage." For 10 points, name this Shakespeare play, mostlyset in the forest of Arden.
One character in this play delivers the threat, "I will kill thee a hundred and fifty ways: thereforetremble and depart.
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