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on Apr 5th 2001, 07:50:04, citron vert wrote the following about
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Shakespeare is often referred to as 'Will.'

But to my knowledge there are no documents to support this diminutive form of William for the playwright.

He might have been called 'Liam,' 'Wim' or – for all we know – 'Bingo' or 'Skip' or 'Mikey.'

His surname was pronounced 'shack-spur,' by the way....






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