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  • “Doth my simple feature content you?”
    As You Like It
    / Forest of Arden sequence

    A group of forest inhabitants—William, Audrey, Silvius, and Phoebe—and the courtier Le Beau round out the cast of characters, and an abundance of song complements the play’s amorous theme and idyllic forest setting. The play is considered one of Shakespeare’s “great” or “middle” comedies.

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    A group of forest inhabitants—William, Audrey, Silvius, and Phoebe—and the courtier Le Beau round out the cast of characters, and an abundance of song complements the play’s amorous theme and idyllic forest setting. The play is considered one of Shakespeare’s “great” or “middle” comedies.

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