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Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog 
Added to my lexicon references.
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Have a few people I’d like to use these on!
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Now this is worth bookmarking! 😀
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i think “Hugger-Mugger” is my fav Chris!
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Priceless! Now, had they taught THIS in our Shakespeare class, perhaps students, other than myself, many have gotten something out of the class. I, personally, LOVED the class, however, I have always been a warped, tickle-brained, varlot!
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LOLOL
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Ha ha! The one I remember from school is ‘Thou cream-faced loon.’ Sadly I can’t remember which play it’s from.
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Macbeth, Annabelle – for the rest of the insult, see: http://www.classicfm.com/discover-music/latest/shakespearean-insults/loon/
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Yes, of course! Thanks for the link – I remember the rest of it now: ‘The Devil damn thee black, thou cream-faced loon! Where got’st thou that goose look?’ It caused much amusement when we read it in class.
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