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What did Shakespeare mean when he wrote the quote "men of few words are the best men"?

What did Shakespeare mean when he wrote the quote "men of few words are the best men"?

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LAURA TOSATTO

LAURA TOSATTO

LAURA TOSATTO
LAURA TOSATTO

Answered Mar 11, 2018

The Merry wiwes of Venice does not exist, it is not one of Shakespeare's plays. The correct title of the comedy should be"The merry wives of Windsor", but the quotation "Men of few words are the best" is taken instead from the history play "Henry V".

Therefore the answer given is not correct

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