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艱苦地移動(dòng)

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傲慢人

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Engendering Shrews: Medieval to Early Modern,e category. The widow calls Katherine a ‘shrew,’ and the edgy banter that follows is only broken up by a husbandly intervention that recasts the wives’ countering as friendly homosocial competition between men:

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Building Spring 2 Enterprise Applicationsirection that characterize nearly everything she says and does. Her silent quality, however, as F1 conveys it, is an essential element of the intrigue through which Shakespeare joins her to Lucentio, an action that complements the taming of her sister more profoundly than the version of this action in the modern text.