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    This short document discusses two quotes from Shakespeare's play Hamlet. It notes that the quotes "neither a borrower nor a lender be" and "to thine own self be true" come from a character in the play described as foolish, garrulous and quite.

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    This short document discusses two quotes from Shakespeare's play Hamlet. It notes that the quotes "neither a borrower nor a lender be" and "to thine own self be true" come from a character in the play described as foolish, garrulous and quite.

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    Uday

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    Uday Raj
    This short document discusses two quotes from Shakespeare's play Hamlet. It notes that the quotes "neither a borrower nor a lender be" and "to thine own self be true" come from a character in the play described as foolish, garrulous and quite.

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    Arun Notes

    very important
    For example, both �neither a borrower nor a lender be,� and �to thine own self be
    true� are from the foolish, garrulous and quite

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