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Some to call to pray, some to make your day,
some for the matter gray, and some for your need for play.
some for the matter gray, and some for your need for play.
"Few people today appreciate how extensively, no matter what his personal faith may have been, Shakespeare, in his plays, echoed the Bible, the Book of Common Prayer, and the language of the clergy. Church going (to the state church) was required, and all Englishmen had a common language of Christian faith and structure, whether or not they agreed with it. Much of Shakespeare's greatness and power came from having such an audience and in speaking their language." — R. J. Rushdoony
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