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Version 1.0 · 2016-07-14
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This app provides an offline version of "Shakespeare Lexicon and Quotation Dictionary" by Alexander Schmidt.
This book is a painstakingly compiled glossary of every word in the Shakespeare corpus and an exhaustive collection of quotations. It has long been a standard reference work.
Basic features include:
■ Words of The day
- Learn 5 words daily with Words of The day feature
■ Random words
- Learn 5 random words with Random feature
■ Other features:
- Over 20099 words and meaning
- Search for a word
- Bookmark a word
- Easy navigation
- External reference
▪ This app is also included in this bundle:
- Shakespeare Studies Apps
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