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Character
Gender
Male
Playing Age
Mature Adult
Style
Comedic
Act/Scene
Act Two, Scene Three
Time & Place
London, 1590s
Length
Long
Time Period
Classical
Show Type
Play
Age Guidance
Youth (Y)/General Audiences (G)
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Context
Old Knowell is paranoid about his son Edward’s
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I cannot lose the thought yet of this letter,
Sent to my son; nor leave t' admire the change
Of manners, and the breeding of our youth
Within the kingdom, since myself was one—-
When I was young, he lived not in the stews
Durst have conceived
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