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Romeo & Juliet 3rd Edition ePlay

 

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Preliminary pages

Romeo and Juliet - Part 1

Romeo and Juliet - Part 2

Romeo and Juliet - Part 3

Romeo and Juliet - Part 4

Romeo and Juliet - Part 5

Romeo and Juliet - Part 6

Characters

The oppositions of Romeo and Juliet

Why did Romeo and Juliet die?

The language of Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet in performance

The story of Romeo and Juliet

List of characters

William Shakespeare

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Page 21

'Juliot' should read Juliet.

Page 48

The notes do not match up with their numbers after note 5, and note 17 is missing.

Authors

Rex Gibson