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"So here it is the last day of freedom the last day of been able to stay up late and write in a blog, the last of day of the . . ."(montys mad blog)

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"But the overwhelming evidence in the book shows that George Peele, not Shakespeare, wrote almost a third of "Titus Andronicus"; Thomas Middleton, about two-fifths of "Timon of Athens"; George Wilkins, two of the five acts of "Pericles"; and John Fletcher, more than half of "Henry VIII." "The Two Noble Kinsmen," originally published in 1634 as the work of Shakespeare and Fletcher, is shown to be about two-fifths Shakespeare's."(nytimes: Seeing the Fingerprints of Other Hands in Shakespeare)