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In Shakespeare's plays noble and high-born characters often speak in ??
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In Shakespeare's plays noble and high-born characters often speak in ??
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Free Verse....................
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In Shakespeare's plays, noble and high-born characters often speak in verse, or more specifically, free verse, especially when they are thinking aloud or expressing their passions. This sets them apart from common or poor-born characters.
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