Here's the stuff we found when you searched for "The stile of Shakespeare was in itself ungrammatical, perplexed and obscure"

• It was something that sand out while burning itself up, at the risk that nothing would be left.
• It was something that sang out while burning itself up, at the risk that nothing would be left.
• Wharfinger was no Shakespeare
• itself
• Pop Will Eat Itself
• Pop has eaten itself
• We have nothing to fear but fear itself
• History Repeats Itself
• When an octopus becomes upset, it may eat itself
• School is making itself obsolete with all of this memorization
• speaks for itself
• Your anti-religious stance may be confusing the organization of religion with religion itself
• A House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand
• When science questions itself (a rant)
• Never trust anything that can think for itself
• Translucent, threatening to smash itself
• Stupidity often manifests itself as an insatiable desire to fulfill one's curiosity
• The clothing sells itself
• Drinking in text as though the thirst might not present itself again
• Her grief is still too young to behave itself, so she never lets it out
• Another Sonnet to Black Itself
• a leg had bared itself
• And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out
• my life itself
• Without chemicals, life itself would be impossible
• Aline's number is alone with itself
• The Soul unto Itself
• A Song in Itself
• Fountain of Milk Spreading Itself Uselessly on Three Shoes
• I saw everything arrange itself backwards; I liked it
• Be your own fiction. After that, the story almost writes itself.
• It must have fixed itself!
• The mouth in gentle mockery of itself
• My growl makes an earthquake blush and the thunder ashamed of itself
• The race calling itself 'human' fails
• Whether you take a doughnut hole as a blank space or as an entity unto itself is a purely metaphysical question and does not affect the taste of the doughnut one bit.
• the summer can do little more than feed itself
• History rarely repeats itself, but it often rhymes.
• The Fruit That Ate Itself
• Poop Won't Eat Itself
• a box which contains itself is infinitely large
• It's dark and scary out there. The night can avenge itself.
• the dream itself isn't so terrifying
• America hates itself
• His voice is like something from a distant age, the voice of the earth itself, the voice of a tree, the voice of a stone.
• Just as it could not imprison itself with laws, impoverish itself with money or misguide itself with leaders, so it would not misrepresent itself with signs.
• representative of itself
• collapsing in on itself
• The pain is honest in itself
• the existence of the decision itself is a mere distraction on the road to oblivion
• The Blade Itself
• Science is Religion itself: God is a Scientist and Materialist.
• Life Itself
• Tree That Owns Itself
• Of all the species on earth, we have the ability to tell the long march of evolution to go fuck itself
• evil, like darkness, is not so much an entity unto itself as an absence of its counterpart
• I suspect nature itself will stop you
• my body can tear itself apart
• art has more to do with context than with the piece itself
• Fear itself
• In and Of Itself
• obscure
• Everything's Obscure Writeups (superdoc)
• Jude the Obscure
• obscure variable names
• An Obscure Writer
• Great but obscure pieces of classical music featured in TV commercials
• watching lust obscure my mind
• Obscure Solutions to Even More Obscure Problems
• Obscure Atari 2600 Game Programmers
• Try not being obscure just for the sake of it
• obscure (user)
• That Obscure Object Of Desire
• The music makes one's blood boil and long to be in some obscure, untamed place with the one you love
• Obscure Shadow (user)
• Truly Obscure
• The Obscure Object
• Slowly, to watch the ink obscure
• to be obscure in a thousand years
• Cités Obscures
• socketes matures during 4 14 years. - reflections upon an obscure Dadaist genius in our midst; or, how I learned to stop worrying and love the troll.
• It's pretty obscure. You probably haven't heard of it.
• the title is an obscure reference to a thing, i am actually a guy
• perplex
• Perplexed
• Ozma's Friends Are Perplexed
• Perplex City
• Shakespeare in Love
• Royal Shakespeare Theatre
• William Shakespeare
• Reduced Shakespeare Company
• The longest scene in Shakespeare
• The Complete Works of William Shakespeare
• Julius Caesar
• Shakespeare's Sonnets
• Sonnet XI
• Sonnet XII
• Sonnet XIV
• Sonnet XIII
• Sonnet XV
• Sonnet XVI
• Sonnet XVII
• Sonnet XVIII
• Sonnet XIX
• Sonnet XX
• Sonnet XXI
• Sonnet XXIII
• Sonnet XXII
• Sonnet XXIV
• Sonnet XXV
• Sonnet XXVI
• Sonnet XXVII
• Sonnet XXVIII
• Sonnet XXIX
• Sonnet XXX
• Sonnet XXXI
• Sonnet XXXII
• Sonnet XXXIII
• Sonnet XXXIV
• Sonnet XXXV
• Sonnet XXXVI
• Sonnet XXXVII
• Sonnet XXXVIII
• Sonnet XL
• Sonnet XLI
• Sonnet XLII
• Sonnet XLIII
• Shakespeare's epitaphs
• Sonnet XLIV
• Sonnet XLV
• Sonnet XLVI
• Sonnet XLVII
• Who wrote Shakespeare?
• Emacs Code to Nodify The Tech's Shakespeare Texts
• William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet
• Sonnet XLVIII
• Shakespeare for those "Black Moods"
• Sonnet XLIX
• Sonnet L
• Longest insult in Shakespeare
• Shakespeare's Insults
• Instant Shakespeare
• Sonnet CXXX
• Sonnet LV
• Love with Shakespeare
• Sonnet CXLVII
• Shakespeare and Company
• Shakespeare Did It Syndrome
• To the Memory of My Beloved Master, William Shakespeare, and What He Hath Left Us
• naked and reciting Shakespeare
• Sonnet LXXIII
• When I Read Shakespeare
• Sonnet LI
• Sonnet LII
• Sonnet LIII
• Sonnet LIV
• Sonnet LVI
• Nicholas Shakespeare
• Thirty Sonnets: With a Copy of Shakespeare's Sonnets on Leaving College
• Sonnet LXXI
• Sonnet LXXVI
• The Lost Years of Shakespeare
• Shakespeare on Drugs
• Infinite Shakespeare theorem
• Preface to Shakespeare
• Preface to Shakespeare : 2
• Mythological references in Shakespeare's King Lear
• Shakespeare Programming Language
• Shakespeare is like sex: A beginner's guide
• Shakespeare fishing
• On Shakespeare
• Shakespeare's Theatre
• Shakespeare
• The Cat in the Hat by William Shakespeare
• Shakespeare's Sister
• Royal Shakespeare Company
• I want to have dinner with Shakespeare
• Words Shakespeare invented
• Phrases Shakespeare Invented
• Trip Shakespeare
• Notes Towards the Complete Works of Shakespeare
• Brush Up Your Shakespeare
• Folger Shakespeare Library
• Monkey Shakespeare Simulator
• Shakespeare in a Year
• Shakespeare's Use of Violence in Titus Andronicus

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