From: goldfarb@ocf.berkeley.edu   
      
   In article <1lw3cky.15t99h21n5gewwN%mbottorff@lshelby.com>,   
   Michelle Bottorff  wrote:   
   >I think my preference for Shakespeare is to   
   >read it first and then see it.   
      
   An approach I've seen suggested, and which has worked well for me   
   when I've employed it, is to read act I beforehand to get an introduction,   
   then see the performance, then to read the rest afterward to fill in   
   anything that you might have missed.   
      
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