2B|^2B (W3)
Die kurze Weltfrage "to be or not to be" kann mit "2B|^2B" noch einmal komprimiert werden.Erstellt: 2013-10
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Shakespeare’s Vocabulary: 24,000 words+
Number of Words Invented by Shakespeare: 1,700+
Number of words (neologisms) invented by Shakespeare: 1,700+
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- Shakespeare’s Vocabulary: 24,000 words+ (Various concordances.)
- Number of Words Invented by Shakespeare: 1,700+ (Various concordances.)
- Number of words (neologisms) invented by Shakespeare: 1,700+
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Erstellt: 2013-08