Come, sweet culture, prithee come By E. B. White September 22, 1933 The New Yorker, September 30, 1933 P. 26 Come, sweet culture prithee come. View Article ...

What began as an L.A. school teacher’s house party has spread to fairgrounds across the U.S., where jousters, jesters and royals frolic at Renaissance Faires, pirate festivals and more.

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Jews have participated regularly in RenFaire -- which recreates with the greatest possible accuracy English life during the Renaissance -- and actors like Luskin are now finding greater freedom to ...

Prithee, Where Hast Shakespeare's Skull Gone? Church records say Shakespeare was buried in his home-town church, northwest of London Published March 27, 2016 • Updated on March 27, 2016 at 7:43 pm ...