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Perhaps the reason is not the necessity to rhyme, but to be popular; being prolix might be a deterrent to popularity. Even if so, I find the conclusion unexpec
by pcrh 12y ago
Perhaps the reason is not the necessity to rhyme, but to be popular; being prolix might be a deterrent to popularity.
Even if so, I find the conclusion unexpected, as Shakespeare not only had a wide popularity in his day, but also coined many new words into the English language.