Shakespeare's sonnet

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Mentioned as the episode's focus, featuring discussion of their historical context and poetic structure.

Mentioned by Valerie Petit as a book containing a sheet of cellophane with extraction details inside the back cover.

Mentioned by

Helen Hackett

as a possible contemporary work to Romeo and Juliet, showcasing Shakespeare's evolving style in love poetry.

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Rob Watts

as a tiny book he owns.

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Leland Ryken

in the context of C.S. Lewis's discussion of the importance of reading.

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Benedict Whalen

in the context of teaching Shakespeare to children, highlighting the impact of his works even when taught indirectly.

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Walton Goggins

, who was told to read it to lose his Southern accent.

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