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sonnynewts

shared lodgings…beaumont and fletcher are getting away with it..

ojiojioil

i really like that Will's quill is made of black crow feathers 🖤

#night-night ;)

Finally started watching it

#Will on tnt #Will tnt

Remembering Kit today🕯️👁️🗡️

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While listening to foxes screaming in a way that makes it impossible to tell whether they’re fighting or mating, I find myself thinking about Willkit

#No foxes where I lived in Tokyo so I genuinely have no idea

🐶

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mndvx

deadpoetslive ‘People can’t resist sticking me in a blouse.’ The incredible @edwardbluemel presents the 18th century’s answer to Notes App poetry: ‘Lines Written in Early Spring’ by William Wordsworth. Reflecting on his late-blooming love for poetry, Edward describes his escape from anxiety over reading lines ‘correctly’ or even having to find poetry interesting. The ‘sketch-like’ quality of ‘Lines Written in Early Spring’ is brought alive by Edward’s image of Wordsworth propped up in long grass, listening to the sounds of the world around him. Edward’s reading forms part of Dead Poets School, our free resource for GCSE students who – in this case – are studying poems on AQA Worlds and Lives.

ojiojioil

the dirt under his thumb and index fingernail is making me emotional🥺🥺🥺🥺 awww Willllllllll……🥺

#born with teeth

【JSTOR】Marlowe's Boy Actors

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What on earth is a Succubus Shisha Bar???

#idk

WK+Tom(Thomas Kyd)

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Anyone who loves historical dramas or books has encountered the fictional Christopher Marlowe at least once [...] a very attractive enigma

The most serious crime Marlowe was convicted of was the action of trover for not returning the horse that he hired from one James Wheatley. Under the circumstances of the case, the horse didn’t die in his possession - he just refused to give it back. He might have liked it too much.

You borrow a horse, you give it back 🥺

#christopher marlowe