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09-Dec-2006, 17:58
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 'A plague on both your houses!' Romeo and Juliet |
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09-Dec-2006, 18:14
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 Re: 'A plague on both your houses!' Romeo and Juliet Plague is a very bad thing. To wish the plague on somebody is to wish him ill. (The plague was a much more serious problem during Shakespeare's time than it is now.) ~R |
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09-Dec-2006, 18:52
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| Re: 'A plague on both your houses!' Romeo and Juliet Also, of course, "house" here doesn't refer to a building; it's used to mean "family". |
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10-Dec-2006, 14:30
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 Re: 'A plague on both your houses!' Romeo and Juliet  Thanks, both of you, for your help. |
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