Shakespeare is to me the purest voice of nature, and he does no meddle with nature. His plays provide us with the greate — Allan Bloom, Love and Friendship
Shakespeare is to me the purest voice of nature, and he does no meddle with nature. His plays provide us with the greate — Allan Bloom, Love and Friendship
Shakespeare is to me the purest voice of nature, and he does no meddle with nature. His plays provide us with the greate — Allan Bloom, Love and Friendship
Shakespeare is to me the purest voice of nature, and he does no meddle with nature. His plays provide us with the greate — Allan Bloom, Love and Friendship
Shakespeare is to me the purest voice of nature, and he does no meddle with nature. His plays provide us with the greate — Allan Bloom, Love and Friendship
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Shakespeare is to me the purest voice of nature, and he does no meddle with nature. His plays provide us with the greatest variety of erotic expression, and with Shakespeare eros is the proper term to use.

— Allan Bloom, Love and Friendship
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