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  #1 Rachel McConnell on 07 Jun 12

   

  Shakespeare's writing is known to have a lot of depth. Words that appear confusing at first can have an important meaning behind them. I remember starting to read Julius Caesar in grade 9 and thinking "Seriously, what does any of this stuff mean?" Typically the book we were reading from would have descriptions of certain words on the side of the scene writings. Without the explanations I would have most definitely be lost. When completing this Hamlet unit my first thought was to search for a website that allowed me to read the play without having to look up every other word; and I found a website that allowed me to do just that.
  
  http://www.willyson.com/hamlet/

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Shakespeare's writing is known to have a lot of depth. Words that appear confusing at first can have an important meaning behind them. I remember starting to read Julius Caesar in grade 9 and thinking "Seriously, what does any of this stuff mean?" Typically the book we were reading from would have descriptions of certain words on the side of the scene writings. Without the explanations I would have most definitely be lost. When completing this Hamlet unit my first thought was to search for a website that allowed me to read the play without having to look up every other word; and I found a website that allowed me to do just that. <br /> <br /> <a href="http://www.willyson.com/hamlet/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.willyson.com/hamlet/</a></div>

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