09-28-2003, 07:26 PM
That looks to be exactly what I'm looking for. My prof got his lead on the book from a colleague, so I think that he might have mistakenly assumed that it was written in a strictly Canadian context, having no prior knowledge of the text. However, that looks exactly like what I need for at least a part of the essay. Thanks again.
But whate'er I be,
Nor I, nor any man that is,
With nothing shall be pleased till he be eased
With being nothing.
William Shakespeare - Richard II
Nor I, nor any man that is,
With nothing shall be pleased till he be eased
With being nothing.
William Shakespeare - Richard II