This bust of Shakespeare, is in the very pretty garden of St Mary Aldernabbury Gardens, behind Guildhall. A request from Jo. Enjoy.
This bust of Shakespeare, is in the very pretty garden of St Mary Aldernabbury Gardens, behind Guildhall. A request from Jo. 
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Mo, thank you so much.
I can finally read it properly.
"So worthy a friend" indeed.
Isn't it a stroke of luck that they actually did this!
Nice :-)!
You know, I've been looking for this!!! LOL. Everytime I go there I look for the bust. Come to find out I've always been in the wrong garden!
I haven't seen this statue in many years! I'm also glad you are showing it to us.
A nice reminder of what this fine writer contributed to the polishing of the English language. We seem incapable of producing such sparkling words in our time.
I have to agree that I never read Shakespeare's works to the end.
Well all I can say is thank goodness for John Heminge and Henry Condell! I love watching Shakespeares plays - one should always see them first, then read them. We are so much the richer for them!
Thanks for a fascinating post.
es excelente, bien dicho
I wonder what he would think of todays 'texting'? u r awsum, mo!!
I wonder if 'little Louis' (:-) realizes that Shakespeare coined something like 8000 (sic) new words and phrases, many of which we use today. That may make him praise Bill even more.
Homeric.
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