ENTERTAINMENTTimeless, Quick-Witted, and Tender—Here are the 125 Greatest Shakespeare Quotes! JANUARY 22, 2022 – 2:57 PM  – 0 COMMENTS25By KELSEY PELZER  @kelseypelzer(iStock)"To be, or not to be?" That's a question many of us are familiar with and can recognize right away as one of Shakespeare's many classic lines. But this beyond-talented writer, poet, and playwright provided plenty of other quotable gems—after all, he wasn't called the "Bard of Avon" for nothing! The 125 best William Shakespeare quotes will refresh your memory with some of his best lines, and surprise you with others that you didn't even realize were written by him!From Romeo and Juliet to King Lear to Macbeth to all of his stunning sonnets and other works, William Shakespeare's top spot in the literary world has been solidified for centuries. Although his work is well-covered in many schools, famous Shakespeare quotes do not only belong in English courses for study. We can all appreciate his tongue-in-cheek observations about society and individuals' behavior, as well as gain inspiration and wisdom from his quick-witted quips and smart sense of humor. Not only that, he can help us find beauty through language—including an appreciation for vulnerable declarations of love.So, whether you're interested in funny Shakespeare quotes, classic lines about life, or Shakespeare love quotes, we've got the all-time best William Shakespeare quotes for you!125 Best Shakespeare Quotes1. "Be not afraid of greatness. Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and others have greatness thrust upon them."Top Articlesby ParadeREAD MOREREAD MORENetflix June 2022: All the New Movies and TV ShowsComing to Netflix In June2. "We know what we are, but know not what we may be."3. "Sweet are the uses of adversity which, like the toad, ugly and venomous, wears yet a precious jewel in his head."4. "Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt."5. "

James paused on the threshold, fingers tightly gripping the door handle. Only because he turned his head slightly did I notice the faintest tinge of pink on his cheeks. "It's what I do.""I think it's great," I said, grinning at him with genuine warmth."No one's ever noticed."My chest clenched. "That's sad."James grunted. "Goodnight…Lia."The door shut, and I realized that I liked how my small compliments affected him. Something I would have to consider doing more of.Strolling back into the main living space, I took in my surroundings before turning to Rosey. "Time to snoop, girl?" Rosey wagged her tail; long, slow thumps. "I think so too."

Their family was torn apart by one king's hunger for power….Meira has grown up without her twin, Rina, the sister their mother was forced to leave behind when fleeing her husband, the tyrant king of Elydon, two-hundred years ago. But war amongst the fae kingdoms is on the horizon, and the king intends to marry Rina off to a bloodthirsty duke.Meira is determined to thwart the marriage and bring Rina to Thessadosia. Back to their mother and safety in the face of the rising conflict.But when Rina discovers the king's plan to conquer all of Theria, everything changes. An extraction mission evolves into a race for an item that can ensure their salvation--a race against time, and against a mysterious black ship….Meira thought stealing Rina away from Elydon would be difficult, but she has no idea how deadly their voyage is about to become.The Lost Sister is a fantasy fae adventure. This epic voyage has dark elements, slow burn romances, and plenty of narrow escapes on the high seas in the world of Theria.***This is the first book in the Daughters of Elydon duology. That means this book has a "to be continued…" cliffhanger ending.****This series may not be suitable for everyone in terms of language, situations, and relationships. 

Karina didn't set out to free the Seelie Queen's gallowglass. Now she'll do anything to keep him.After Karina and her brother, Chris's, lives fall apart in separate yet equally spectacular ways, they leave New York behind and head to the UK. Karina buries herself in research for her doctoral thesis, all the while studiously not thinking about the man who broke her heart, while Chris—who'd been a best-selling author before his ex-fiancée sued him for plagiarism—drinks his way across the British Isles. In Scotland, they visit the grave of Robert Kirk, a seventeenth- century minister who was kidnapped by fairies. No one is more shocked than Karina when a handsome man with a Scottish brogue appears, claiming to be the Robert Kirk of legend. What's more, he says he spent the last few hundred years as the Gallowglass, the Seelie Queen's personal assassin. When they're attacked by demons, Karina understands how dearly the queen wants him back.As Karina and Robert grow closer, Chris's attempts to drown his sorrows lead him to a pub, and a woman called Sorcha. Chris is instantly smitten with her, so much so he spends days with Sorcha and lies to his sister about his whereabouts. When Chris comes home covered in fey kisses, Karina realizes that the Seelie Queen isn't just after Robert.Can Karina outsmart the Seelie Queen, or is Robert doomed to forever be the Gallowglass?

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