Input:
1	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+2|original_id=17	6	punct	_	_
2	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=8	7	case	_	_
3	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=23	23	det	_	_
4	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=38	33	cc	_	_
5	by	by	ADP	E	original_id=31	16	case	_	_
6	Gentlemen	Gentlemen	PROPN	SP	original_id=4	25	obl	_	_
7	which	which	PRON	PR	PronType=Rel|original_id=9	34	obl	_	_
8	critic	critics	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=37	25	obj	_	_
9	independent	independent	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=29	27	amod	_	_
10	woman	woman	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=27	27	nmod	_	_
11	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=7	6	punct	_	_
12	two	Two	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=3	6	nummod	_	_
13	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=28	10	case	_	_
14	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=15	30	case	_	_
15	story	story	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=21	25	nsubj	_	_
16	man	man	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|original_id=33	23	nmod	_	_
17	to	to	PART	PART	original_id=13	37	mark	_	_
18	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=22	23	case	_	_
19	a	a	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=26	10	det	_	_
20	Verona	Verona	PROPN	SP	original_id=6	6	nmod	_	_
21	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=5	20	case	_	_
22	two	two	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=10	29	nummod	_	_
23	taming	taming	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=24	15	nmod	_	_
24	a	a	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=32	16	det	_	_
25	trouble	troubles	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=35	0	root	_	_
26	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=20	38	case	_	_
27	spirit	spirit	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=30	23	nmod	_	_
28	like	Like	ADP	E	original_id=1	6	case	_	_
29	friend	friends	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=11	34	nsubj	_	_
30	rape	rape	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=16	37	obl	_	_
31	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=25	27	case	_	_
32	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=2	6	det	_	_
33	director	directors	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=39	8	conj	_	_
34	appear	appear	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=12	6	acl:relcl	_	_
35	modern	modern	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=36	8	amod	_	_
36	sometimes	sometimes	ADV	B	original_id=34	25	advmod	_	_
37	approve	approve	VERB	V	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=14	34	xcomp	_	_
38	shrew	Shrew	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=19	15	nmod	_	_
39	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=18	38	det	_	_
40	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=40	25	punct	_	_

like the two Gentlemen of Verona , in which two friend appear to approve of rape , the shrew 's story of the taming of a woman 's independent spirit by a man sometimes trouble modern critic and director .

Like The Two Gentlemen of Verona, in which two friends appear to approve of rape, the Shrew's story of the taming of a woman's independent spirit by a man sometimes troubles modern critics and directors.


Input:
1	to	to	ADP	E	original_id=23	15	case	_	_
2	way	way	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=19	28	obj	_	_
3	his	his	DET	AP	Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=28	5	nmod:poss	_	_
4	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+2|original_id=17	26	punct	_	_
5	comedy	comedies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=30	15	nmod	_	_
6	greatest	greatest	ADJ	A	Degree=Sup|original_id=29	5	amod	_	_
7	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=13	24	cc	_	_
8	romantic	romantic	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=25	15	amod	_	_
9	Mid-1590s	Mid-1590s	PROPN	SP	original_id=22	28	obl	_	_
10	precise	precise	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=14	24	amod	_	_
11	contain	containing	VERB	V	Number=Sing|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Part|original_id=9	26	acl	_	_
12	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=24	15	det	_	_
13	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=1	26	nmod	_	_
14	early	early	ADV	B	original_id=3	19	advmod	_	_
15	atmosphere	atmosphere	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=26	28	obl	_	_
16	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=21	9	det	_	_
17	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=8	26	punct	_	_
18	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=27	5	case	_	_
19	classic	classical	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=4	26	amod	_	_
20	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=20	9	case	_	_
21	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=31	28	punct	_	_
22	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=5	27	cc	_	_
23	comic	comic	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=15	24	amod	_	_
24	sequence	sequences	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=16	29	conj	_	_
25	tight	tight	ADV	B	original_id=10	31	advmod	_	_
26	comedy	comedies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=7	28	nsubj	_	_
27	italianate	Italianate	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=6	19	conj	_	_
28	give	give	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=18	0	root	_	_
29	plot	plots	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=12	11	obj	_	_
30	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=2	13	case	_	_
31	double	double	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=11	29	amod	_	_

Shakespeare 's early classic and italianate comedy , contain tight double plot and precise comic sequence , give way in the Mid-1590s to the romantic atmosphere of his greatest comedy .

Shakespeare's early classical and Italianate comedies, containing tight double plots and precise comic sequences, give way in the Mid-1590s to the romantic atmosphere of his greatest comedies.


Input:
1	magic	magic	NOUN	S	lin=+1|Number=Sing|original_id=14	11	conj	_	_
2	witty	witty	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=8	9	amod	_	_
3	midsummer	Midsummer	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=2	10	nmod	_	_
4	comic	comic	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=17	8	amod	_	_
5	be	is	AUX	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=6	9	cop	_	_
6	a	a	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=7	9	det	_	_
7	fairy	fairy	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=13	1	amod	_	_
8	lowlife	lowlife	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=18	16	nmod	_	_
9	mixture	mixture	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=9	0	root	_	_
10	night	Night	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=3	20	nmod	_	_
11	romance	romance	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=11	9	nmod	_	_
12	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=16	16	cc	_	_
13	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=10	11	case	_	_
14	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=15	16	punct	_	_
15	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=12	1	punct	_	_
16	scene	scenes	NOUN	S	lin=+2|Number=Plur|original_id=19	11	conj	_	_
17	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=20	9	punct	_	_
18	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=4	10	case	_	_
19	a	A	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=1	10	det	_	_
20	dream	Dream	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=5	9	nsubj	_	_

a midsummer night 's dream be a witty mixture of romance , fairy magic , and comic lowlife scene .

A Midsummer Night's Dream is a witty mixture of romance, fairy magic, and comic lowlife scenes.


Input:
1	merchant	Merchant	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=9	17	nmod	_	_
2	audience	audiences	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=33	25	obl	_	_
3	which	which	PRON	PR	PronType=Rel|original_id=23	9	nsubj	_	_
4	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=34	6	punct	_	_
5	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=16	31	case	_	_
6	contain	contains	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=13	0	root	_	_
7	portrayal	portrayal	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=15	6	obj	_	_
8	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=6	1	det	_	_
9	reflect	reflects	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=24	31	acl:relcl	_	_
10	Shylock	Shylock	PROPN	SP	original_id=21	31	nmod	_	_
11	derogatory	derogatory	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=30	25	xcomp	_	_
12	view	views	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=26	9	obj	_	_
13	romantic	romantic	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=8	1	amod	_	_
14	equally	equally	ADV	B	original_id=7	13	advmod	_	_
15	jewish	Jewish	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=19	31	amod	_	_
16	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=1	17	nmod	_	_
17	comedy	comedy	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=4	6	nsubj	_	_
18	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+2|original_id=12	17	punct	_	_
19	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=22	31	punct	_	_
20	modern	modern	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=32	2	amod	_	_
21	Elizabethan	Elizabethan	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=25	12	amod	_	_
22	Venice	Venice	PROPN	SP	original_id=11	1	nmod	_	_
23	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=10	22	case	_	_
24	vengeful	vengeful	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=18	31	amod	_	_
25	appear	appear	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=29	9	conj	_	_
26	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=2	16	case	_	_
27	but	but	CCONJ	CC	original_id=27	25	cc	_	_
28	may	may	AUX	VM	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=28	25	aux	_	_
29	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=5	17	punct	_	_
30	a	a	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=14	7	det	_	_
31	moneylender	moneylender	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=20	7	nmod	_	_
32	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=17	31	det	_	_
33	to	to	ADP	E	original_id=31	2	case	_	_
34	next	next	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=3	17	amod	_	_

Shakespeare 's next comedy , the equally romantic merchant of Venice , contain a portrayal of the vengeful jewish moneylender Shylock , which reflect Elizabethan view but may appear derogatory to modern audience .

Shakespeare's next comedy, the equally romantic Merchant of Venice, contains a portrayal of the vengeful Jewish moneylender Shylock, which reflects Elizabethan views but may appear derogatory to modern audiences.


Input:
1	wit	wit	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=2	9	nsubj	_	_
2	about	About	ADP	E	original_id=8	33	case	_	_
3	great	great	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=33	26	amod	_	_
4	much	Much	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=6	30	amod	_	_
5	like	Like	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=18	16	acl	_	_
6	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=5	30	case	_	_
7	lively	lively	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=23	15	amod	_	_
8	night	Night	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=27	15	nmod	_	_
9	complete	complete	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=28	0	root	_	_
10	wordplay	wordplay	NOUN	S	lin=+1|Number=Sing|original_id=4	1	conj	_	_
11	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=32	26	case	_	_
12	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=11	16	det	_	_
13	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=25	8	case	_	_
14	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=35	9	punct	_	_
15	merrymaking	merrymaking	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=24	16	conj	_	_
16	setting	setting	NOUN	S	lin=+2|Number=Sing|original_id=14	1	conj	_	_
17	sequence	sequence	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=31	9	obj	_	_
18	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=29	17	nmod	_	_
19	rural	rural	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=13	16	amod	_	_
20	twelfth	Twelfth	ADJ	NO	Degree=Pos|NumType=Ord|original_id=26	8	amod	_	_
21	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=20	15	punct	_	_
22	as	As	SCONJ	CS	original_id=16	5	mark	_	_
23	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=1	1	det	_	_
24	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=22	15	det	_	_
25	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=21	15	cc	_	_
26	comedy	comedies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=34	17	nmod	_	_
27	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=3	10	cc	_	_
28	you	You	PRON	PE	Person=2|PronType=Prs|original_id=17	5	nsubj	_	_
29	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=15	22	case	_	_
30	Ado	Ado	PROPN	SP	original_id=7	10	nmod	_	_
31	it	It	PRON	PE	Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=19	5	obj	_	_
32	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=30	18	case	_	_
33	Nothing	Nothing	PROPN	SP	original_id=9	30	nmod	_	_
34	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=10	16	punct	_	_
35	charming	charming	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=12	16	amod	_	_

the wit and wordplay of much Ado about Nothing , the charming rural setting of as you like it , and the lively merrymaking of twelfth night complete Shakespeare 's sequence of great comedy .

The wit and wordplay of Much Ado About Nothing, the charming rural setting of As You Like It, and the lively merrymaking of Twelfth Night complete Shakespeare's sequence of great comedies.


Input:
1	this	This	DET	DD	Number=Sing|PronType=Dem|original_id=1	2	det	_	_
2	period	period	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=2	7	nsubj	_	_
3	with	with	ADP	E	original_id=6	9	case	_	_
4	two	two	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=7	9	nummod	_	_
5	end	ends	VERB	V	lin=+1|Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=5	7	conj	_	_
6	:	:	PUNCT	FC	lin=+2|original_id=9	7	punct	_	_
7	begin	begins	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=3	0	root	_	_
8	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=4	5	cc	_	_
9	tragedy	tragedies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=8	7	obl	_	_

this period begin and end with two tragedy :

This period begins and ends with two tragedies:


Input:
1	famous	famous	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=6	3	amod	_	_
2	Juliet	Juliet	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=3	17	conj	_	_
3	tragedy	tragedy	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=8	17	nmod	_	_
4	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=2	2	cc	_	_
5	;	;	PUNCT	FC	lin=+3|original_id=18	17	punct	_	_
6	romantic	romantic	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=7	3	amod	_	_
7	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=13	13	punct	_	_
8	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=5	3	det	_	_
9	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=16	16	cc	_	_
10	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+2|original_id=4	17	punct	_	_
11	adolescence	adolescence	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=12	3	nmod	_	_
12	charged	charged	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=11	11	amod	_	_
13	love	love	NOUN	S	lin=+1|Number=Sing|original_id=14	11	conj	_	_
14	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=9	11	case	_	_
15	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=15	16	punct	_	_
16	death	death	NOUN	S	lin=+2|Number=Sing|original_id=17	11	conj	_	_
17	Romeo	Romeo	PROPN	SP	original_id=1	0	root	_	_
18	sexually	sexually	ADV	B	original_id=10	12	advmod	_	_

Romeo and Juliet , the famous romantic tragedy of sexually charged adolescence , love , and death ;

Romeo and Juliet, the famous romantic tragedy of sexually charged adolescence, love, and death;


Input:
1	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+2|original_id=26	20	punct	_	_
2	Plutarch	Plutarch	PROPN	SP	original_id=14	18	nmod	_	_
3	—	—	PUNCT	FB	lin=+1|original_id=18	24	punct	_	_
4	drama	drama	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=25	21	nmod	_	_
5	—	—	PUNCT	FB	lin=-1|original_id=4	24	punct	_	_
6	north	North	ADJ	A	lin=+2|Degree=Pos|original_id=9	22	fixed	_	_
7	which	which	PRON	PR	PronType=Rel|original_id=19	19	nsubj	_	_
8	translation	translation	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=12	24	obl	_	_
9	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=10	22	case	_	_
10	a	a	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=21	21	det	_	_
11	parallel	Parallel	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=16	18	amod	_	_
12	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=13	18	case	_	_
13	Caesar	Caesar	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=3	20	flat	_	_
14	Thomas	Thomas	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=8	22	flat	_	_
15	1579	1579	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=11	8	nummod	_	_
16	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=1	20	cc	_	_
17	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=24	4	case	_	_
18	life	Lives	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=17	8	nmod	_	_
19	introduce	introduced	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=20	20	acl:relcl	_	_
20	Julius	Julius	PROPN	SP	original_id=2	0	root	_	_
21	kind	kind	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=23	19	obj	_	_
22	Sir	Sir	PROPN	SP	original_id=7	8	nmod	_	_
23	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=15	2	case	_	_
24	base	based	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=5	20	acl	_	_
25	new	new	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=22	21	amod	_	_
26	on	on	ADP	E	original_id=6	8	case	_	_

and Julius Caesar — base on Sir Thomas north 's 1579 translation of Plutarch 's parallel life — which introduce a new kind of drama .

and Julius Caesar — based on Sir Thomas North's 1579 translation of Plutarch's Parallel Lives — which introduced a new kind of drama.


Input:
1	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=8	39	case	_	_
2	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=27	7	case	_	_
3	on	on	ADP	E	original_id=30	14	case	_	_
4	begin	began	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=36	0	root	_	_
5	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=21	19	punct	_	_
6	Shakespearean	Shakespearean	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=3	22	amod	_	_
7	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=26	8	nmod	_	_
8	reflection	reflections	NOUN	S	lin=+2|Number=Plur|original_id=29	29	conj	_	_
9	"	"	PUNCT	FB	lin=-1|original_id=11	4	punct	_	_
10	James	James	PROPN	SP	original_id=5	22	nmod	_	_
11	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=24	8	punct	_	_
12	other	other	PRON	PI	Number=Sing|PronType=Ind|original_id=40	23	obj	_	_
13	character	character	NOUN	S	lin=+1|Number=Sing|original_id=18	40	conj	_	_
14	act	act	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=32	8	nmod	_	_
15	Caesar	Caesar	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=10	39	flat	_	_
16	inwardness	inwardness	NOUN	S	lin=+2|Number=Sing|original_id=20	40	conj	_	_
17	contemporary	contemporary	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=22	19	amod	_	_
18	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=19	16	punct	_	_
19	event	events	NOUN	S	lin=+1|Number=Plur|original_id=23	29	conj	_	_
20	writing	writing	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=34	14	nmod	_	_
21	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=31	14	det	_	_
22	scholar	scholar	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=4	4	obl	_	_
23	infuse	infuse	VERB	V	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=38	4	xcomp	_	_
24	to	to	PART	PART	original_id=37	23	mark	_	_
25	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+2|original_id=42	4	punct	_	_
26	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=12	29	det	_	_
27	each	each	DET	DI	PronType=Ind|original_id=39	12	det	_	_
28	"	"	PUNCT	FB	lin=+1|original_id=41	4	punct	_	_
29	strand	strands	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=14	4	nsubj	_	_
30	various	various	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=13	29	amod	_	_
31	accord	According	VERB	V	VerbForm=Ger|original_id=1	22	case	_	_
32	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=17	13	punct	_	_
33	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=15	40	case	_	_
34	to	to	ADP	E	lin=+1|original_id=2	31	fixed	_	_
35	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+3|original_id=35	29	punct	_	_
36	even	even	ADV	B	original_id=25	8	advmod	_	_
37	own	own	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=28	8	amod	_	_
38	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=33	20	case	_	_
39	Julius	Julius	PROPN	SP	original_id=9	4	obl	_	_
40	politics	politics	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=16	29	nmod	_	_
41	Shapiro	Shapiro	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=6	10	flat	_	_
42	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=7	22	punct	_	_

accord to Shakespearean scholar James Shapiro , in Julius Caesar " the various strand of politics , character , inwardness , contemporary event , even Shakespeare 's own reflection on the act of writing , begin to infuse each other " .

According to Shakespearean scholar James Shapiro, in Julius Caesar "the various strands of politics, character, inwardness, contemporary events, even Shakespeare's own reflections on the act of writing, began to infuse each other".


Input:
1	problem	problem	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=13	14	nmod	_	_
2	"	"	PUNCT	FB	lin=-1|original_id=12	14	punct	_	_
3	end	Ends	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=29	26	acl:relcl	_	_
4	so-called	so-called	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=11	14	amod	_	_
5	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=24	13	cc	_	_
6	Cressida	Cressida	PROPN	SP	original_id=22	38	conj	_	_
7	Measure	Measure	PROPN	SP	original_id=18	28	obl	_	_
8	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=23	13	punct	_	_
9	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=34	20	case	_	_
10	number	number	NOUN	S	lin=+3|Number=Sing|original_id=33	28	conj	_	_
11	known	known	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=37	20	amod	_	_
12	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=2	27	det	_	_
13	well	Well	ADV	B	lin=+2|original_id=27	28	conj	_	_
14	play	plays	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=14	37	obj	_	_
15	that	That	PRON	PR	PronType=Rel|original_id=28	3	nsubj	_	_
16	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=21	6	cc	_	_
17	well	Well	ADV	B	original_id=30	15	advmod	_	_
18	early	early	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=3	27	amod	_	_
19	a	a	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=32	10	det	_	_
20	tragedy	tragedies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=38	10	nmod	_	_
21	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=31	10	cc	_	_
22	be	's	AUX	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=26	13	cop	_	_
23	"	"	PUNCT	FB	lin=+1|original_id=15	14	punct	_	_
24	his	his	DET	AP	Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=35	20	nmod:poss	_	_
25	best	best	ADJ	A	Degree=Sup|original_id=36	20	amod	_	_
26	all	All	PRON	PI	PronType=Ind|original_id=25	13	nsubj	_	_
27	century	century	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=6	37	obl	_	_
28	measure	Measure	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=16	14	acl	_	_
29	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=10	14	det	_	_
30	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=39	37	punct	_	_
31	for	for	ADP	E	original_id=17	7	case	_	_
32	in	In	ADP	E	original_id=1	27	case	_	_
33	th	th	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=5	34	goeswith	_	_
34	17	17	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=4	27	nummod	_	_
35	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=7	27	punct	_	_
36	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=8	37	nsubj	_	_
37	write	wrote	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=9	0	root	_	_
38	Troilus	Troilus	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=20	28	conj	_	_
39	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=19	38	punct	_	_

in the early 17 th century , Shakespeare write the so-called " problem play " measure for Measure , Troilus and Cressida , and all be well that end well and a number of his best known tragedy .

In the early 17th century, Shakespeare wrote the so-called "problem plays" Measure for Measure, Troilus and Cressida, and All's Well That Ends Well and a number of his best known tragedies.


Input:
1	tragedy	tragedies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=8	2	nsubj	_	_
2	represent	represent	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=9	15	ccomp	_	_
3	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=12	8	case	_	_
4	greatest	greatest	ADJ	A	Degree=Sup|original_id=7	1	amod	_	_
5	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=5	1	nmod	_	_
6	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=15	15	punct	_	_
7	many	Many	DET	DI	Number=Plur|PronType=Ind|original_id=1	14	det	_	_
8	art	art	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=14	11	nmod	_	_
9	that	that	SCONJ	CS	original_id=4	2	mark	_	_
10	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=10	11	det	_	_
11	peak	peak	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=11	2	obj	_	_
12	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=6	5	case	_	_
13	his	his	DET	AP	Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=13	8	nmod:poss	_	_
14	critic	critics	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=2	15	nsubj	_	_
15	believe	believe	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=3	0	root	_	_

many critic believe that Shakespeare 's greatest tragedy represent the peak of his art .

Many critics believe that Shakespeare's greatest tragedies represent the peak of his art.


Input:
1	Hamlet	Hamlet	PROPN	SP	original_id=13	38	appos	_	_
2	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=7	38	nmod	_	_
3	be	be	VERB	V	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=35	29	parataxis	_	_
4	"	"	PUNCT	FB	lin=-1|original_id=33	3	punct	_	_
5	;	;	PUNCT	FC	lin=+2|original_id=40	23	punct	_	_
6	famous	famous	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=29	20	amod	_	_
7	most	most	ADV	B	original_id=9	10	advmod	_	_
8	one	one	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=5	39	nummod	_	_
9	to	to	PART	PART	original_id=38	40	mark	_	_
10	famous	famous	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=10	38	amod	_	_
11	character	character	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=24	24	obl	_	_
12	his	his	DET	AP	Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=28	20	nmod:poss	_	_
13	for	for	ADP	E	original_id=27	20	case	_	_
14	especially	especially	ADV	B	original_id=26	20	advmod	_	_
15	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=6	38	case	_	_
16	to	To	ADP	E	original_id=34	3	mark	_	_
17	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=14	39	punct	_	_
18	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=8	2	case	_	_
19	have	has	AUX	VA	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=15	23	aux	_	_
20	soliloquy	soliloquy	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=30	23	obl	_	_
21	other	other	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=22	11	amod	_	_
22	than	than	ADP	E	original_id=20	11	case	_	_
23	discuss	discussed	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=18	0	root	_	_
24	more	more	ADV	B	Degree=Cmp|original_id=19	23	advmod	_	_
25	Shakespearean	Shakespearean	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=23	11	amod	_	_
26	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=1	39	det	_	_
27	which	which	PRON	PR	PronType=Rel|original_id=31	29	nsubj	_	_
28	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=12	38	punct	_	_
29	begin	begins	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=32	20	acl:relcl	_	_
30	titular	titular	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=2	39	amod	_	_
31	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=25	23	punct	_	_
32	or	or	CCONJ	CC	original_id=36	40	cc	_	_
33	be	been	AUX	VA	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=17	23	aux:pass	_	_
34	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=4	8	case	_	_
35	not	not	PART	PART	Polarity=Neg|original_id=37	40	advmod	_	_
36	probably	probably	ADV	B	original_id=16	23	advmod	_	_
37	any	any	DET	DI	PronType=Ind|original_id=21	11	det	_	_
38	tragedy	tragedies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=11	8	nmod	_	_
39	hero	hero	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|original_id=3	23	nsubj:pass	_	_
40	be	be	VERB	V	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=39	3	conj	_	_

the titular hero of one of Shakespeare 's most famous tragedy , Hamlet , have probably be discuss more than any other Shakespearean character , especially for his famous soliloquy which begin " to be or not to be ;

The titular hero of one of Shakespeare's most famous tragedies, Hamlet, has probably been discussed more than any other Shakespearean character, especially for his famous soliloquy which begins "To be or not to be;


Input:
1	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=14	9	case	_	_
2	hesitation	hesitation	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=10	25	acl:relcl	_	_
3	judgement	judgement	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=31	11	nmod	_	_
4	whose	whose	PRON	PR	PronType=Rel|original_id=6	2	nmod	_	_
5	by	by	ADP	E	original_id=27	11	case	_	_
6	that	that	PRON	PR	PronType=Rel|original_id=17	15	nsubj	_	_
7	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=2	25	det	_	_
8	Othello	Othello	PROPN	SP	original_id=20	9	nmod	_	_
9	tragedy	tragedies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=16	10	nmod	_	_
10	hero	heroes	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Plur|original_id=13	29	nsubj:pass	_	_
11	error	errors	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=29	29	obl	_	_
12	hasty	hasty	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=28	11	amod	_	_
13	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=12	10	det	_	_
14	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=15	9	det	_	_
15	follow	followed	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=18	9	acl:relcl	_	_
16	be	are	AUX	VA	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=25	29	aux:pass	_	_
17	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=30	3	case	_	_
18	be	is	AUX	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=9	2	cop	_	_
19	fatal	fatal	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=7	23	amod	_	_
20	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=5	25	punct	_	_
21	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=24	10	punct	_	_
22	unlike	Unlike	ADP	E	original_id=1	25	case	_	_
23	flaw	flaw	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=8	2	nsubj	_	_
24	Lear	Lear	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=23	32	flat	_	_
25	Hamlet	Hamlet	PROPN	SP	original_id=4	29	obl	_	_
26	introverted	introverted	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=3	25	amod	_	_
27	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=19	9	punct	_	_
28	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+2|original_id=11	25	punct	_	_
29	undo	undone	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=26	0	root	_	_
30	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=32	29	punct	_	_
31	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=21	32	cc	_	_
32	King	King	PROPN	SP	original_id=22	8	conj	_	_

unlike the introverted Hamlet , whose fatal flaw be hesitation , the hero of the tragedy that follow , Othello and King Lear , be undo by hasty error of judgement .

Unlike the introverted Hamlet, whose fatal flaw is hesitation, the heroes of the tragedies that followed, Othello and King Lear, are undone by hasty errors of judgement.


Input:
1	or	or	CCONJ	CC	original_id=13	26	cc	_	_
2	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=1	27	det	_	_
3	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=15	26	punct	_	_
4	order	order	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=18	10	obj	_	_
5	he	he	PRON	PE	Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=25	12	nsubj	_	_
6	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=19	11	cc	_	_
7	which	which	PRON	PR	PronType=Rel|original_id=16	10	nsubj	_	_
8	such	such	DET	DD	PronType=Dem|original_id=10	18	det	_	_
9	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=3	13	case	_	_
10	overturn	overturn	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=17	26	acl:relcl	_	_
11	destroy	destroy	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=20	10	conj	_	_
12	love	loves	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=26	20	acl:relcl	_	_
13	tragedy	tragedies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=6	27	nmod	_	_
14	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=5	15	case	_	_
15	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=4	13	nmod	_	_
16	hero	hero	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|original_id=22	11	obj	_	_
17	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=23	20	cc	_	_
18	error	errors	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=12	21	obl	_	_
19	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=21	16	det	_	_
20	that	those	PRON	PD	Number=Plur|PronType=Dem|original_id=24	16	conj	_	_
21	hinge	hinge	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=8	0	root	_	_
22	often	often	ADV	B	original_id=7	21	advmod	_	_
23	on	on	ADP	E	original_id=9	18	case	_	_
24	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=27	21	punct	_	_
25	fatal	fatal	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=11	18	amod	_	_
26	flaw	flaws	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=14	18	conj	_	_
27	plot	plots	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=2	21	nsubj	_	_

the plot of Shakespeare 's tragedy often hinge on such fatal error or flaw , which overturn order and destroy the hero and that he love .

The plots of Shakespeare's tragedies often hinge on such fatal errors or flaws, which overturn order and destroy the hero and those he loves.


Input:
1	sexual	sexual	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=10	11	amod	_	_
2	Othello	Othello	PROPN	SP	original_id=8	11	nmod	_	_
3	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=3	7	punct	_	_
4	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=24	20	punct	_	_
5	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=13	16	det	_	_
6	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=4	22	det	_	_
7	Othello	Othello	PROPN	SP	original_id=2	20	obl	_	_
8	love	loves	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=22	17	acl:relcl	_	_
9	Iago	Iago	PROPN	SP	original_id=6	22	nmod	_	_
10	innocent	innocent	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=19	17	amod	_	_
11	jealousy	jealousy	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=11	20	obj	_	_
12	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=9	2	case	_	_
13	to	to	ADP	E	original_id=12	16	case	_	_
14	he	he	PRON	PE	Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=16	21	nsubj	_	_
15	he	him	PRON	PE	Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=23	8	obj	_	_
16	point	point	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=14	20	obl	_	_
17	wife	wife	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|original_id=20	21	obj	_	_
18	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=18	17	det	_	_
19	who	who	PRON	PR	PronType=Rel|original_id=21	8	nsubj	_	_
20	stoke	stokes	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=7	0	root	_	_
21	murder	murders	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=17	16	acl:relcl	_	_
22	villain	villain	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=5	20	nsubj	_	_
23	in	In	ADP	E	original_id=1	7	case	_	_
24	where	where	ADV	B	original_id=15	21	advmod	_	_

in Othello , the villain Iago stoke Othello 's sexual jealousy to the point where he murder the innocent wife who love he .

In Othello, the villain Iago stokes Othello's sexual jealousy to the point where he murders the innocent wife who loves him.


Input:
1	Gloucester	Gloucester	PROPN	SP	original_id=32	8	nmod	_	_
2	commit	commits	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=8	0	root	_	_
3	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=12	30	mark	_	_
4	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+2|original_id=17	30	punct	_	_
5	blinding	blinding	NOUN	S	lin=+1|Number=Sing|original_id=27	18	conj	_	_
6	King	King	PROPN	SP	original_id=2	2	obl	_	_
7	Lear	Lear	PROPN	SP	original_id=37	14	nmod	_	_
8	earl	Earl	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=30	5	nmod	_	_
9	yogist	youngest	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=39	14	amod	_	_
10	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=33	28	cc	_	_
11	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=29	8	det	_	_
12	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=31	1	case	_	_
13	king	king	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|original_id=7	2	nsubj	_	_
14	daughter	daughter	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=40	28	nmod	_	_
15	his	his	DET	AP	Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=15	21	nmod:poss	_	_
16	up	up	ADP	E	lin=+1|original_id=14	30	compound:prt	_	_
17	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+2|original_id=4	6	punct	_	_
18	torture	torture	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=25	22	obl	_	_
19	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=5	13	det	_	_
20	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=28	8	case	_	_
21	power	powers	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=16	30	obj	_	_
22	lead	lead	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=22	40	acl:relcl	_	_
23	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=38	7	case	_	_
24	old	old	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=6	13	amod	_	_
25	error	error	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=11	2	obj	_	_
26	in	In	ADP	E	original_id=1	6	case	_	_
27	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=24	18	det	_	_
28	murder	murder	NOUN	S	lin=+2|Number=Sing|original_id=35	18	conj	_	_
29	tragic	tragic	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=10	25	amod	_	_
30	give	giving	VERB	V	VerbForm=Ger|original_id=13	25	acl	_	_
31	Lear	Lear	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=3	6	flat	_	_
32	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=9	25	det	_	_
33	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=36	14	case	_	_
34	to	to	ADP	E	original_id=23	18	case	_	_
35	which	which	PRON	PR	PronType=Rel|original_id=21	22	nsubj	_	_
36	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=42	2	punct	_	_
37	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=26	5	cc	_	_
38	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=34	28	det	_	_
39	Cordelia	Cordelia	PROPN	SP	original_id=41	14	nmod	_	_
40	event	events	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=20	41	obj	_	_
41	initiate	initiating	VERB	V	Person=3|VerbForm=Ger|original_id=18	30	advcl	_	_
42	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=19	40	det	_	_

in King Lear , the old king commit the tragic error of give up his power , initiate the event which lead to the torture and blinding of the earl of Gloucester and the murder of Lear 's yogist daughter Cordelia .

In King Lear, the old king commits the tragic error of giving up his powers, initiating the events which lead to the torture and blinding of the Earl of Gloucester and the murder of Lear's youngest daughter Cordelia.


Input:
1	its	its	DET	AP	Number=Sing|Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=18	12	nmod:poss	_	_
2	from	from	ADP	E	original_id=22	16	case	_	_
3	play	play	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=10	26	nsubj	_	_
4	nor	nor	CCONJ	CC	original_id=17	12	cc	_	_
5	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=3	24	det	_	_
6	"	"	PUNCT	FB	lin=-2|original_id=8	26	punct	_	_
7	its	its	DET	AP	Number=Sing|Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=23	16	nmod:poss	_	_
8	relief	relief	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=21	26	obj	_	_
9	good	good	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=15	13	amod	_	_
10	its	its	DET	AP	Number=Sing|Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=14	13	nmod:poss	_	_
11	any	any	DET	DI	PronType=Ind|original_id=20	8	det	_	_
12	audience	audience	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=19	13	conj	_	_
13	character	characters	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=16	26	iobj	_	_
14	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+2|original_id=26	26	punct	_	_
15	accord	According	VERB	V	VerbForm=Ger|original_id=1	24	case	_	_
16	cruelty	cruelty	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=24	8	nmod	_	_
17	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=9	3	det	_	_
18	Frank	Frank	PROPN	SP	original_id=5	24	nmod	_	_
19	Kermode	Kermode	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=6	18	flat	_	_
20	to	to	ADP	E	lin=+1|original_id=2	15	fixed	_	_
21	"	"	PUNCT	FB	lin=+1|original_id=25	26	punct	_	_
22	-	-	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=11	26	punct	_	_
23	neither	neither	CCONJ	CC	original_id=13	13	cc	_	_
24	critic	critic	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=4	26	obl	_	_
25	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=7	24	punct	_	_
26	offer	offers	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=12	0	root	_	_

accord to the critic Frank Kermode , " the play - offer neither its good character nor its audience any relief from its cruelty " .

According to the critic Frank Kermode, "the play-offers neither its good characters nor its audience any relief from its cruelty".


Input:
1	compressed	compressed	ADJ	A	lin=+1|Degree=Pos|original_id=8	12	conj	_	_
2	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=24	15	punct	_	_
3	tragedy	tragedies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=12	12	obl	_	_
4	Macbeth	Macbeth	PROPN	SP	original_id=17	22	obj	_	_
5	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=4	12	det	_	_
6	usurp	usurp	VERB	V	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=31	32	conj	_	_
7	in	In	ADP	E	original_id=1	10	case	_	_
8	Macbeth	Macbeth	PROPN	SP	original_id=23	15	nmod	_	_
9	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=34	6	punct	_	_
10	Macbeth	Macbeth	PROPN	SP	original_id=2	22	obl	_	_
11	their	their	DET	AP	Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=36	28	nmod:poss	_	_
12	shortest	shortest	ADJ	A	Degree=Sup|original_id=5	10	appos	_	_
13	throne	throne	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=33	6	obj	_	_
14	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=11	21	case	_	_
15	Lady	Lady	PROPN	SP	original_id=22	23	appos	_	_
16	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=6	1	cc	_	_
17	they	them	PRON	PE	Number=Plur|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=40	30	obj	_	_
18	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=3	10	punct	_	_
19	own	own	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=37	28	amod	_	_
20	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=41	35	case	_	_
21	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=10	3	nmod	_	_
22	incite	incites	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=16	0	root	_	_
23	wife	wife	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|original_id=20	4	conj	_	_
24	ambition	ambition	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=15	22	nsubj	_	_
25	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=21	23	punct	_	_
26	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=9	3	case	_	_
27	king	king	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|original_id=29	32	obj	_	_
28	guilt	guilt	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=38	30	nsubj	_	_
29	most	most	ADV	B	original_id=7	1	advmod	_	_
30	destroy	destroys	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=39	6	advcl	_	_
31	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=30	6	cc	_	_
32	murder	murder	VERB	V	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=26	22	xcomp	_	_
33	uncontrollable	uncontrollable	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=14	24	amod	_	_
34	until	until	SCONJ	CS	original_id=35	30	mark	_	_
35	turn	turn	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=42	30	obl	_	_
36	rightful	rightful	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=28	27	amod	_	_
37	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=18	23	cc	_	_
38	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=32	13	det	_	_
39	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=43	22	punct	_	_
40	his	his	DET	AP	Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=19	23	nmod:poss	_	_
41	to	to	PART	PART	original_id=25	32	mark	_	_
42	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=27	27	det	_	_
43	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+2|original_id=13	12	punct	_	_

in Macbeth , the shortest and most compressed of Shakespeare 's tragedy , uncontrollable ambition incite Macbeth and his wife , Lady Macbeth , to murder the rightful king and usurp the throne , until their own guilt destroy they in turn .

In Macbeth, the shortest and most compressed of Shakespeare's tragedies, uncontrollable ambition incites Macbeth and his wife, Lady Macbeth, to murder the rightful king and usurp the throne, until their own guilt destroys them in turn.


Input:
1	to	to	ADP	E	original_id=10	13	case	_	_
2	add	adds	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=6	0	root	_	_
3	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=14	2	punct	_	_
4	element	element	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=9	2	obj	_	_
5	play	play	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=3	2	obl	_	_
6	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=5	2	nsubj	_	_
7	supernatural	supernatural	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=8	4	amod	_	_
8	in	In	ADP	E	original_id=1	5	case	_	_
9	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=11	13	det	_	_
10	a	a	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=7	4	det	_	_
11	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=4	5	punct	_	_
12	tragic	tragic	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=12	13	amod	_	_
13	structure	structure	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=13	2	obl	_	_
14	this	this	DET	DD	Number=Sing|PronType=Dem|original_id=2	5	det	_	_

in this play , Shakespeare add a supernatural element to the tragic structure .

In this play, Shakespeare adds a supernatural element to the tragic structure.


Input:
1	tragedy	tragedies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=25	5	xcomp	_	_
2	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=29	33	cc	_	_
3	some	some	PRON	PI	PronType=Ind|original_id=13	31	obj	_	_
4	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=19	5	cc	_	_
5	consider	considered	VERB	V	lin=+1|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=21	31	conj	_	_
6	T.	T.	PROPN	SP	original_id=31	33	nmod	_	_
7	Cleopatra	Cleopatra	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=8	12	conj	_	_
8	successful	successful	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=24	1	amod	_	_
9	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=15	24	nmod	_	_
10	his	his	DET	DP	Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=22	1	nmod:poss	_	_
11	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=9	27	cc	_	_
12	Antony	Antony	PROPN	SP	original_id=6	13	nmod	_	_
13	tragedy	tragedies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=4	31	nsubj	_	_
14	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=7	7	cc	_	_
15	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+2|original_id=11	13	punct	_	_
16	poet	poet	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=28	5	obl	_	_
17	be	were	AUX	VA	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=20	5	aux	_	_
18	his	His	DET	AP	Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=1	13	nmod:poss	_	_
19	Eliot	Eliot	PROPN	SP	lin=+2|original_id=33	6	flat	_	_
20	major	major	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=3	13	amod	_	_
21	S.	S.	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=32	6	flat	_	_
22	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=16	9	case	_	_
23	finest	finest	ADJ	A	Degree=Sup|original_id=17	24	amod	_	_
24	poetry	poetry	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=18	3	nmod	_	_
25	last	last	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=2	13	amod	_	_
26	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=14	24	case	_	_
27	Coriolanus	Coriolanus	PROPN	SP	lin=+2|original_id=10	12	conj	_	_
28	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=5	13	punct	_	_
29	by	by	ADP	E	original_id=26	16	case	_	_
30	most	most	ADV	B	original_id=23	8	advmod	_	_
31	contain	contain	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=12	0	root	_	_
32	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=27	16	det	_	_
33	critic	critic	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=30	16	conj	_	_
34	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+2|original_id=34	31	punct	_	_

his last major tragedy , Antony and Cleopatra and Coriolanus , contain some of Shakespeare 's finest poetry and be consider his most successful tragedy by the poet and critic T. S. Eliot .

His last major tragedies, Antony and Cleopatra and Coriolanus, contain some of Shakespeare's finest poetry and were considered his most successful tragedies by the poet and critic T. S. Eliot.


Input:
1	his	his	DET	AP	Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=2	3	nmod:poss	_	_
2	romance	romance	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=9	15	obl	_	_
3	period	period	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=4	15	obl	_	_
4	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=12	7	cc	_	_
5	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=5	3	punct	_	_
6	tragicomedy	tragicomedy	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=11	2	conj	_	_
7	complete	completed	VERB	V	lin=+1|Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=13	15	conj	_	_
8	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=6	15	nsubj	_	_
9	in	In	ADP	E	original_id=1	3	case	_	_
10	play	plays	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=17	7	obj	_	_
11	more	more	ADV	B	Degree=Cmp|original_id=15	10	advmod	_	_
12	three	three	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=14	10	nummod	_	_
13	to	to	ADP	E	original_id=8	2	case	_	_
14	major	major	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=16	10	amod	_	_
15	turn	turned	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=7	0	root	_	_
16	final	final	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=3	3	amod	_	_
17	:	:	PUNCT	FC	lin=+2|original_id=18	15	punct	_	_
18	or	or	CCONJ	CC	original_id=10	6	cc	_	_

in his final period , Shakespeare turn to romance or tragicomedy and complete three more major play :

In his final period, Shakespeare turned to romance or tragicomedy and completed three more major plays:


Input:
1	Cymbeline	Cymbeline	PROPN	SP	original_id=1	0	root	_	_
2	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=5	11	case	_	_
3	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=20	22	case	_	_
4	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=16	18	punct	_	_
5	well	well	ADV	B	lin=+1|original_id=12	10	fixed	_	_
6	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=8	21	det	_	_
7	collaboration	collaboration	NOUN	S	lin=+3|Number=Sing|original_id=15	1	conj	_	_
8	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+6|original_id=22	1	punct	_	_
9	Prince	Prince	PROPN	SP	lin=+5|original_id=19	1	conj	_	_
10	as	as	ADV	B	original_id=11	7	cc	_	_
11	winter	Winter	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=4	14	nmod	_	_
12	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=14	7	det	_	_
13	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=18	9	punct	_	_
14	tale	Tale	NOUN	S	lin=+1|Number=Sing|original_id=6	1	conj	_	_
15	as	as	ADP	E	lin=+2|original_id=13	10	fixed	_	_
16	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=3	11	det	_	_
17	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=7	21	cc	_	_
18	Pericles	Pericles	PROPN	SP	lin=+4|original_id=17	1	conj	_	_
19	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=10	7	punct	_	_
20	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=2	14	punct	_	_
21	tempest	Tempest	NOUN	S	lin=+2|Number=Sing|original_id=9	1	conj	_	_
22	tyre	Tyre	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=21	9	nmod	_	_

Cymbeline , the winter 's tale and the tempest , as well as the collaboration , Pericles , Prince of tyre .

Cymbeline, The Winter's Tale and The Tempest, as well as the collaboration, Pericles, Prince of Tyre.


Input:
1	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=17	15	case	_	_
2	than	than	ADP	E	original_id=14	17	case	_	_
3	forgiveness	forgiveness	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=29	34	conj	_	_
4	error	errors	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=33	3	nmod	_	_
5	tone	tone	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=13	16	nmod	_	_
6	with	with	ADP	E	original_id=25	34	case	_	_
7	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=21	30	punct	_	_
8	play	plays	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=9	16	nsubj	_	_
9	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=15	17	det	_	_
10	bleak	bleak	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=2	16	amod	_	_
11	tragedy	tragedies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=5	10	obl	_	_
12	they	they	PRON	PE	Number=Plur|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=23	30	nsubj	_	_
13	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=12	5	case	_	_
14	potentially	potentially	ADV	B	original_id=31	32	advmod	_	_
15	1590	1590	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=19	17	nummod	_	_
16	graver	graver	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=11	0	root	_	_
17	comedy	comedies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=16	16	nmod	_	_
18	less	Less	ADV	B	original_id=1	10	advmod	_	_
19	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=6	10	punct	_	_
20	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=30	4	case	_	_
21	four	four	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=8	8	nummod	_	_
22	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=28	3	det	_	_
23	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=18	15	det	_	_
24	but	but	CCONJ	CC	original_id=22	30	cc	_	_
25	s	s	X	X	original_id=20	15	goeswith	_	_
26	than	than	ADP	E	original_id=3	11	case	_	_
27	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=27	3	cc	_	_
28	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+2|original_id=34	16	punct	_	_
29	this	these	DET	DD	Number=Plur|PronType=Dem|original_id=7	8	det	_	_
30	end	end	VERB	V	lin=+1|Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=24	16	conj	_	_
31	be	are	AUX	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=10	16	cop	_	_
32	tragic	tragic	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=32	4	amod	_	_
33	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=4	11	det	_	_
34	reconciliation	reconciliation	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=26	30	obl	_	_

less bleak than the tragedy , this four play be graver in tone than the comedy of the 1590 s , but they end with reconciliation and the forgiveness of potentially tragic error .

Less bleak than the tragedies, these four plays are graver in tone than the comedies of the 1590s, but they end with reconciliation and the forgiveness of potentially tragic errors.


Input:
1	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=20	22	case	_	_
2	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=11	18	case	_	_
3	on	on	ADP	E	original_id=18	32	case	_	_
4	serene	serene	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=14	18	amod	_	_
5	have	have	AUX	VA	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=3	21	aux	_	_
6	commentator	commentators	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=2	21	nsubj	_	_
7	merely	merely	ADV	B	original_id=26	23	advmod	_	_
8	may	may	AUX	VM	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=25	23	aux	_	_
9	some	Some	DET	DI	PronType=Ind|original_id=1	6	det	_	_
10	life	life	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=17	18	nmod	_	_
11	it	it	PRON	PE	Number=Sing|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=24	23	nsubj	_	_
12	mood	mood	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=8	34	nmod	_	_
13	day	day	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=33	31	nmod	_	_
14	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=16	10	case	_	_
15	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=31	13	case	_	_
16	evidence	evidence	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=10	21	obl	_	_
17	more	more	ADV	B	Degree=Cmp|original_id=13	4	advmod	_	_
18	view	view	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=15	16	nmod	_	_
19	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+2|original_id=34	21	punct	_	_
20	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=28	31	det	_	_
21	see	seen	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=4	0	root	_	_
22	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=19	32	nmod	_	_
23	reflect	reflect	VERB	V	lin=+1|VerbForm=Inf|original_id=27	21	conj	_	_
24	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=32	13	det	_	_
25	but	but	CCONJ	CC	original_id=23	23	cc	_	_
26	as	as	ADP	E	original_id=9	16	case	_	_
27	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=7	12	case	_	_
28	theatrical	theatrical	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=29	31	amod	_	_
29	this	this	DET	DD	Number=Sing|PronType=Dem|original_id=5	34	det	_	_
30	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=22	23	punct	_	_
31	fashion	fashion	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=30	23	obj	_	_
32	part	part	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=21	21	obl	_	_
33	a	a	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=12	18	det	_	_
34	change	change	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=6	21	obj	_	_

some commentator have see this change in mood as evidence of a more serene view of life on Shakespeare 's part , but it may merely reflect the theatrical fashion of the day .

Some commentators have seen this change in mood as evidence of a more serene view of life on Shakespeare's part, but it may merely reflect the theatrical fashion of the day.


Input:
1	play	plays	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=12	4	obj	_	_
2	be	is	AUX	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=2	5	cop	_	_
3	which	which	DET	DQ	PronType=Int|original_id=6	6	det	_	_
4	write	wrote	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=9	5	csubj	_	_
5	clear	clear	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=4	0	root	_	_
6	company	companies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=7	4	obl	_	_
7	not	not	PART	PART	Polarity=Neg|original_id=3	5	advmod	_	_
8	early	early	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=11	1	amod	_	_
9	it	It	PRON	PE	Number=Sing|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=1	5	expl	_	_
10	his	his	DET	AP	Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=10	1	nmod:poss	_	_
11	for	for	ADP	E	original_id=5	6	case	_	_
12	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=13	5	punct	_	_
13	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=8	4	nsubj	_	_

it be not clear for which company Shakespeare write his early play .

It is not clear for which companies Shakespeare wrote his early plays.


Input:
1	title	title	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=2	5	nmod	_	_
2	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=8	7	case	_	_
3	be	been	AUX	VA	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=16	8	aux:pass	_	_
4	by	by	ADP	E	original_id=18	15	case	_	_
5	page	page	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=3	18	nsubj	_	_
6	have	had	AUX	VA	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=15	8	aux	_	_
7	Titus	Titus	PROPN	SP	original_id=9	19	nmod	_	_
8	act	acted	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=17	18	ccomp	_	_
9	1594	1594	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=6	19	nummod	_	_
10	different	different	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=20	15	amod	_	_
11	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=22	18	punct	_	_
12	that	that	SCONJ	CS	original_id=12	8	mark	_	_
13	play	play	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=14	8	nsubj:pass	_	_
14	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=1	5	det	_	_
15	troupe	troupes	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=21	8	obl	_	_
16	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=4	19	case	_	_
17	Andronicus	Andronicus	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=10	7	flat	_	_
18	reveal	reveals	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=11	0	root	_	_
19	edition	edition	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=7	5	nmod	_	_
20	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=13	13	det	_	_
21	three	three	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=19	15	nummod	_	_
22	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=5	19	det	_	_

the title page of the 1594 edition of Titus Andronicus reveal that the play have be act by three different troupe .

The title page of the 1594 edition of Titus Andronicus reveals that the play had been acted by three different troupes.


Input:
1	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=2	4	det	_	_
2	–	–	X	X	original_id=6	22	goeswith	_	_
3	perform	performed	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=13	0	root	_	_
4	plague	plagues	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=3	3	obl	_	_
5	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=22	23	det	_	_
6	play	plays	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=11	3	nsubj:pass	_	_
7	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=24	14	case	_	_
8	company	company	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=17	3	obl	_	_
9	his	his	DET	AP	Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=15	8	nmod:poss	_	_
10	own	own	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=16	8	amod	_	_
11	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=31	3	punct	_	_
12	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=26	14	punct	_	_
13	after	After	ADP	E	original_id=1	4	case	_	_
14	Shoreditch	Shoreditch	PROPN	SP	original_id=25	3	obl	_	_
15	be	were	AUX	VA	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=12	3	aux:pass	_	_
16	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=9	6	nmod	_	_
17	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=8	4	punct	_	_
18	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=28	31	case	_	_
19	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=21	23	cc	_	_
20	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=29	31	det	_	_
21	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=4	22	case	_	_
22	1592	1592	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=5	4	nummod	_	_
23	curtain	Curtain	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=23	24	conj	_	_
24	theatre	Theatre	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=20	3	obl	_	_
25	at	at	ADP	E	original_id=18	24	case	_	_
26	by	by	ADP	E	original_id=14	8	case	_	_
27	north	north	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=27	14	appos	_	_
28	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=19	24	det	_	_
29	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=10	16	case	_	_
30	3	3	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=7	22	goeswith	_	_
31	Thames	Thames	PROPN	SP	original_id=30	27	obl	_	_

after the plague of 1592 – 3 , Shakespeare 's play be perform by his own company at the theatre and the curtain in Shoreditch , north of the Thames .

After the plagues of 1592–3, Shakespeare's plays were performed by his own company at The Theatre and the Curtain in Shoreditch, north of the Thames.


Input:
1	shall	shall	AUX	VM	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=33	15	aux	_	_
2	"	"	PUNCT	FB	lin=-1|original_id=17	21	punct	_	_
3	Hal	Hal	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=23	6	conj	_	_
4	a	a	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=35	17	det	_	_
5	come	come	VERB	V	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=21	21	xcomp	_	_
6	Falstaff	Falstaff	PROPN	SP	original_id=20	21	iobj	_	_
7	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=30	15	cc	_	_
8	rest	rest	NOUN	S	lin=+3|Number=Sing|original_id=28	6	conj	_	_
9	Henry	Henry	PROPN	SP	original_id=10	14	nmod	_	_
10	you	you	PRON	PE	Person=2|PronType=Prs|original_id=31	15	nsubj	_	_
11	Poins	Poins	PROPN	SP	lin=+2|original_id=25	6	conj	_	_
12	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=24	11	punct	_	_
13	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=9	9	case	_	_
14	part	part	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=8	30	obj	_	_
15	have	have	VERB	V	lin=+2|VerbForm=Inf|original_id=34	21	conj	_	_
16	first	first	ADJ	NO	Degree=Pos|NumType=Ord|original_id=7	14	amod	_	_
17	room	room	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=36	15	obj	_	_
18	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=16	33	punct	_	_
19	flock	flocked	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=2	0	root	_	_
20	.	...	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=29	21	punct	_	_
21	let	Let	VERB	V	Mood=Imp|Person=2|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=18	33	parataxis	_	_
22	but	but	ADV	B	original_id=19	6	case	_	_
23	Londoners	Londoners	PROPN	SP	original_id=1	19	nsubj	_	_
24	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=22	3	punct	_	_
25	Digges	Digges	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=14	36	flat	_	_
26	fourth	IV	ADJ	NO	lin=+1|Degree=Pos|NumType=Ord|original_id=11	9	flat	_	_
27	to	to	PART	PART	original_id=4	30	mark	_	_
28	scarce	scarce	ADV	B	original_id=32	15	advmod	_	_
29	there	there	ADV	B	original_id=3	19	advmod	_	_
30	see	see	VERB	V	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=5	19	advcl	_	_
31	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=6	14	det	_	_
32	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=27	8	det	_	_
33	record	recording	VERB	V	VerbForm=Ger|original_id=15	19	parataxis	_	_
34	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=12	19	punct	_	_
35	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=26	8	punct	_	_
36	Leonard	Leonard	PROPN	SP	original_id=13	33	nsubj	_	_
37	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+2|original_id=38	19	punct	_	_
38	"	"	PUNCT	FB	lin=+3|original_id=37	21	punct	_	_

Londoners flock there to see the first part of Henry fourth , Leonard Digges record , " let but Falstaff come , Hal , Poins , the rest . and you scarce shall have a room " .

Londoners flocked there to see the first part of Henry IV, Leonard Digges recording, "Let but Falstaff come, Hal, Poins, the rest... and you scarce shall have a room".


Input:
1	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=41	35	det	_	_
2	dispute	dispute	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=7	45	obl	_	_
3	they	they	PRON	PE	Number=Plur|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=12	29	nsubj	_	_
4	south	south	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=38	27	amod	_	_
5	theatre	Theatre	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=25	25	obj	_	_
6	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+3|original_id=45	29	punct	_	_
7	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=6	2	case	_	_
8	playhouse	playhouse	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=29	5	nmod	_	_
9	theatre	Theatre	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=15	29	obj	_	_
10	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=37	27	det	_	_
11	by	by	ADP	E	original_id=31	43	case	_	_
12	first	first	ADJ	NO	Degree=Pos|NumType=Ord|original_id=28	8	amod	_	_
13	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=2	22	det	_	_
14	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=35	25	punct	_	_
15	actor	actors	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=34	23	obl	_	_
16	at	at	ADP	E	original_id=43	20	case	_	_
17	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=17	36	cc	_	_
18	when	When	SCONJ	CS	original_id=1	45	mark	_	_
19	down	down	ADP	E	lin=+1|original_id=16	29	compound:prt	_	_
20	Southwark	Southwark	PROPN	SP	original_id=44	25	obl	_	_
21	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=11	45	punct	_	_
22	company	company	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=3	45	nsubj	_	_
23	build	built	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=30	8	acl	_	_
24	they	themselves	PRON	PE	Number=Plur|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=5	45	obj	_	_
25	construct	construct	VERB	V	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=22	44	acl	_	_
26	landlord	landlord	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=10	2	nmod	_	_
27	bank	bank	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=39	25	obl	_	_
28	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=14	9	det	_	_
29	pull	pulled	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=13	0	root	_	_
30	Globe	Globe	PROPN	SP	original_id=24	5	nmod	_	_
31	with	with	ADP	E	original_id=8	26	case	_	_
32	to	to	PART	PART	original_id=21	25	mark	_	_
33	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=23	5	det	_	_
34	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=27	8	det	_	_
35	Thames	Thames	PROPN	SP	original_id=42	27	nmod	_	_
36	use	used	VERB	V	lin=+2|Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=18	29	conj	_	_
37	on	on	ADP	E	original_id=36	27	case	_	_
38	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=40	35	case	_	_
39	their	their	DET	AP	Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=9	26	nmod:poss	_	_
40	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=26	5	punct	_	_
41	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=19	44	det	_	_
42	for	for	ADP	E	original_id=33	15	case	_	_
43	actor	actors	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=32	23	obl	_	_
44	timber	timbers	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=20	36	obj	_	_
45	find	found	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=4	29	advcl	_	_

when the company find they in dispute with their landlord , they pull the theatre down and use the timber to construct the Globe theatre , the first playhouse build by actor for actor , on the south bank of the Thames at Southwark .

When the company found themselves in dispute with their landlord, they pulled The Theatre down and used the timbers to construct the Globe Theatre, the first playhouse built by actors for actors, on the south bank of the Thames at Southwark.


Input:
1	autumn	autumn	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=5	8	obl	_	_
2	globe	Globe	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=2	8	nsubj	_	_
3	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=7	8	punct	_	_
4	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+2|original_id=17	8	punct	_	_
5	one	one	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=11	8	advcl	_	_
6	play	plays	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=15	5	nmod	_	_
7	Julius	Julius	PROPN	SP	original_id=9	5	nsubj	_	_
8	open	opened	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=3	0	root	_	_
9	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=4	1	case	_	_
10	caesar	Caesar	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=10	7	flat	_	_
11	first	first	ADJ	NO	Degree=Pos|NumType=Ord|original_id=14	6	amod	_	_
12	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=13	6	det	_	_
13	1599	1599	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=6	1	nummod	_	_
14	with	with	SCONJ	CS	original_id=8	5	mark	_	_
15	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=1	2	det	_	_
16	stage	staged	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=16	6	acl	_	_
17	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=12	6	case	_	_

the globe open in autumn 1599 , with Julius caesar one of the first play stage .

The Globe opened in autumn 1599, with Julius Caesar one of the first plays staged.


Input:
1	post-1599	post-1599	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=6	5	nmod	_	_
2	Othello	Othello	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=17	8	conj	_	_
3	greatest	greatest	ADJ	A	Degree=Sup|original_id=5	1	amod	_	_
4	King	King	PROPN	SP	lin=+2|original_id=19	8	conj	_	_
5	play	plays	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=7	13	obl	_	_
6	be	were	AUX	VA	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=8	12	aux:pass	_	_
7	globe	Globe	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=12	12	obl	_	_
8	Hamlet	Hamlet	PROPN	SP	original_id=15	10	obj	_	_
9	Lear	Lear	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=20	4	flat	_	_
10	include	including	VERB	V	Number=Sing|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Part|original_id=14	12	advcl	_	_
11	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=18	4	cc	_	_
12	write	written	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=9	0	root	_	_
13	most	Most	ADJ	A	Degree=Sup|original_id=1	12	nsubj:pass	_	_
14	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=2	5	case	_	_
15	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=4	18	case	_	_
16	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=13	12	punct	_	_
17	for	for	ADP	E	original_id=10	7	case	_	_
18	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=3	5	nmod	_	_
19	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=11	7	det	_	_
20	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+2|original_id=21	12	punct	_	_
21	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=16	2	punct	_	_

most of Shakespeare 's greatest post-1599 play be write for the globe , include Hamlet , Othello and King Lear .

Most of Shakespeare's greatest post-1599 plays were written for the Globe, including Hamlet, Othello and King Lear.


Input:
1	new	new	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=23	24	amod	_	_
2	rename	renamed	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=8	19	advcl	_	_
3	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=2	9	det	_	_
4	special	special	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=19	17	amod	_	_
5	man	Men	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Plur|original_id=12	2	xcomp	_	_
6	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=13	11	case	_	_
7	a	a	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=18	17	det	_	_
8	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=9	18	det	_	_
9	lord	Lord	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=3	25	nmod	_	_
10	with	with	ADP	E	original_id=21	24	case	_	_
11	1603	1603	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=14	2	obl	_	_
12	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=5	14	case	_	_
13	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=11	18	case	_	_
14	Chamberlain	Chamberlain	PROPN	SP	original_id=4	9	nmod	_	_
15	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=26	19	punct	_	_
16	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=22	24	det	_	_
17	relationship	relationship	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=20	19	obj	_	_
18	king	King	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|original_id=10	5	nmod	_	_
19	enter	entered	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=17	0	root	_	_
20	they	they	PRON	PE	Number=Plur|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=16	19	nsubj	_	_
21	after	After	SCONJ	CS	original_id=1	2	mark	_	_
22	James	James	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=25	24	flat	_	_
23	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=15	2	punct	_	_
24	king	King	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|original_id=24	19	obl	_	_
25	man	Men	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Plur|original_id=6	2	nsubj:pass	_	_
26	be	were	AUX	VA	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=7	2	aux:pass	_	_

after the lord Chamberlain 's man be rename the king 's man in 1603 , they enter a special relationship with the new king James .

After the Lord Chamberlain's Men were renamed the King's Men in 1603, they entered a special relationship with the new King James.


Input:
1	November	November	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=22	31	flat	_	_
2	play	plays	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=17	14	nmod	_	_
3	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=33	16	det	_	_
4	Venice	Venice	PROPN	SP	original_id=36	16	nmod	_	_
5	include	including	VERB	V	Number=Sing|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Part|original_id=29	15	advcl	_	_
6	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=10	25	case	_	_
7	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=15	2	nmod	_	_
8	two	two	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=30	11	nummod	_	_
9	court	court	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=19	15	obl	_	_
10	1605	1605	NUM	N	lin=+2|NumType=Card|original_id=27	17	flat	_	_
11	performance	performances	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=31	5	obj	_	_
12	1604	1604	NUM	N	lin=+2|NumType=Card|original_id=23	31	flat	_	_
13	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=8	25	det	_	_
14	seven	seven	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=13	15	obj	_	_
15	perform	performed	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=12	0	root	_	_
16	merchant	Merchant	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=34	11	nmod	_	_
17	31	31	NUM	N	lin=+3|NumType=Card|original_id=25	31	conj	_	_
18	performance	performance	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=3	21	nmod	_	_
19	man	Men	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Plur|original_id=11	15	nsubj	_	_
20	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=35	4	case	_	_
21	record	records	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=4	30	nsubj	_	_
22	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=7	30	punct	_	_
23	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=2	21	det	_	_
24	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=14	2	case	_	_
25	king	King	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|original_id=9	19	nmod	_	_
26	between	between	ADP	E	original_id=20	31	case	_	_
27	at	at	ADP	E	original_id=18	9	case	_	_
28	October	October	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=26	17	flat	_	_
29	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+2|original_id=37	15	punct	_	_
30	patchy	patchy	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=6	15	advcl	_	_
31	1	1	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=21	15	obl	_	_
32	be	are	AUX	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=5	30	cop	_	_
33	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=28	15	punct	_	_
34	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=24	17	cc	_	_
35	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=16	7	case	_	_
36	although	Although	SCONJ	CS	original_id=1	30	mark	_	_
37	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=32	16	case	_	_

although the performance record be patchy , the king 's man perform seven of Shakespeare 's play at court between 1 November 1604 and 31 October 1605 , include two performance of the merchant of Venice .

Although the performance records are patchy, the King's Men performed seven of Shakespeare's plays at court between 1 November 1604 and 31 October 1605, including two performances of The Merchant of Venice.


Input:
1	after	After	ADP	E	original_id=1	6	case	_	_
2	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=14	19	cc	_	_
3	perform	performed	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=5	0	root	_	_
4	indoor	indoor	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=8	20	amod	_	_
5	summer	summer	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=19	19	orphan	_	_
6	1608	1608	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=2	3	obl	_	_
7	they	they	PRON	PE	Number=Plur|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=4	3	nsubj	_	_
8	at	at	ADP	E	original_id=6	20	case	_	_
9	winter	winter	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=13	3	obl	_	_
10	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=12	9	det	_	_
11	during	during	ADP	E	original_id=11	9	case	_	_
12	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=18	5	det	_	_
13	during	during	ADP	E	original_id=17	5	case	_	_
14	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=7	20	det	_	_
15	Blackfriars	Blackfriars	PROPN	SP	original_id=9	20	nmod	_	_
16	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=15	19	det	_	_
17	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=3	6	punct	_	_
18	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+2|original_id=20	3	punct	_	_
19	globe	Globe	NOUN	S	lin=+1|Number=Sing|original_id=16	3	conj	_	_
20	theatre	Theatre	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=10	3	obl	_	_

after 1608 , they perform at the indoor Blackfriars theatre during the winter and the globe during the summer .

After 1608, they performed at the indoor Blackfriars Theatre during the winter and the Globe during the summer.


Input:
1	stage	stage	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=21	8	nmod	_	_
2	for	for	ADP	E	original_id=10	19	case	_	_
3	lavishly	lavishly	ADV	B	original_id=11	16	advmod	_	_
4	with	with	ADP	E	original_id=6	5	case	_	_
5	fashion	fashion	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=9	20	obl	_	_
6	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=4	10	punct	_	_
7	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=7	5	det	_	_
8	device	devices	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=22	14	obj	_	_
9	allow	allowed	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=15	0	root	_	_
10	setting	setting	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=3	9	nsubj	_	_
11	indoor	indoor	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=2	10	amod	_	_
12	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=16	9	iobj	_	_
13	elaborate	elaborate	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=20	8	amod	_	_
14	introduce	introduce	VERB	V	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=18	9	xcomp	_	_
15	to	to	PART	PART	original_id=17	14	mark	_	_
16	stag	staged	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=12	19	acl	_	_
17	jacobean	Jacobean	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=8	5	amod	_	_
18	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=23	9	punct	_	_
19	masque	masques	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=13	5	nmod	_	_
20	combine	combined	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=5	10	acl	_	_
21	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=1	10	det	_	_
22	more	more	ADV	B	Degree=Cmp|original_id=19	13	advmod	_	_
23	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=14	19	punct	_	_

the indoor setting , combine with the jacobean fashion for lavishly stag masque , allow Shakespeare to introduce more elaborate stage device .

The indoor setting, combined with the Jacobean fashion for lavishly staged masques, allowed Shakespeare to introduce more elaborate stage devices.


Input:
1	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=18	6	cc	_	_
2	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=1	15	det	_	_
3	Henry	Henry	PROPN	SP	original_id=16	5	nmod	_	_
4	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=12	5	punct	_	_
5	William	William	PROPN	SP	lin=+2|original_id=13	11	conj	_	_
6	John	John	PROPN	SP	lin=+2|original_id=19	3	conj	_	_
7	Condell	Condell	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=17	3	flat	_	_
8	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=21	16	punct	_	_
9	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=4	18	nmod	_	_
10	famous	famous	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=9	11	amod	_	_
11	Richard	Richard	PROPN	SP	original_id=10	16	obj	_	_
12	Heminges	Heminges	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=20	6	flat	_	_
13	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=5	9	case	_	_
14	Kempe	Kempe	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=14	5	flat	_	_
15	actor	actors	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=2	16	nsubj	_	_
16	include	included	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=7	0	root	_	_
17	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+2|original_id=15	5	punct	_	_
18	company	company	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=6	15	nmod	_	_
19	Burbage	Burbage	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=11	11	flat	_	_
20	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=3	18	case	_	_
21	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=8	11	det	_	_

the actor in Shakespeare 's company include the famous Richard Burbage , William Kempe , Henry Condell and John Heminges .

The actors in Shakespeare's company included the famous Richard Burbage, William Kempe, Henry Condell and John Heminges.


Input:
1	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=10	10	case	_	_
2	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=16	14	punct	_	_
3	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=12	14	case	_	_
4	first	first	ADJ	NO	Degree=Pos|NumType=Ord|original_id=8	11	amod	_	_
5	leading	leading	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=4	12	nmod	_	_
6	Richard	Richard	PROPN	SP	original_id=18	25	obj	_	_
7	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=25	16	cc	_	_
8	Hamlet	Hamlet	PROPN	SP	lin=+2|original_id=21	6	conj	_	_
9	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=7	11	det	_	_
10	many	many	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=11	11	nmod	_	_
11	performance	performances	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=9	22	obl	_	_
12	role	role	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=5	22	obj	_	_
13	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=13	14	nmod	_	_
14	play	plays	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=15	10	obl	_	_
15	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=6	11	case	_	_
16	King	King	PROPN	SP	lin=+4|original_id=26	6	conj	_	_
17	third	III	ADJ	NO	lin=+1|Degree=Pos|NumType=Ord|original_id=19	6	flat	_	_
18	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=20	8	punct	_	_
19	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=24	16	punct	_	_
20	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=14	13	case	_	_
21	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=28	22	punct	_	_
22	play	played	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=2	0	root	_	_
23	Burbage	Burbage	PROPN	SP	original_id=1	22	nsubj	_	_
24	Lear	Lear	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=27	16	flat	_	_
25	include	including	VERB	V	Number=Sing|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Part|original_id=17	14	acl	_	_
26	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=22	28	punct	_	_
27	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=3	12	det	_	_
28	Othello	Othello	PROPN	SP	lin=+3|original_id=23	6	conj	_	_

Burbage play the leading role in the first performance of many of Shakespeare 's play , include Richard third , Hamlet , Othello , and King Lear .

Burbage played the leading role in the first performances of many of Shakespeare's plays, including Richard III, Hamlet, Othello, and King Lear.


Input:
1	among	among	ADP	E	original_id=23	20	case	_	_
2	Peter	Peter	PROPN	SP	original_id=10	22	nmod	_	_
3	comic	comic	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=3	7	amod	_	_
4	other	other	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=24	20	amod	_	_
5	about	About	ADP	E	original_id=20	6	case	_	_
6	nothing	Nothing	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=21	21	nmod	_	_
7	actor	actor	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=4	14	nsubj	_	_
8	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+3|original_id=26	14	punct	_	_
9	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=15	26	cc	_	_
10	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=13	25	cc	_	_
11	Will	Will	PROPN	SP	original_id=5	7	nmod	_	_
12	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=17	21	case	_	_
13	much	Much	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=18	21	amod	_	_
14	play	played	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=7	0	root	_	_
15	Kempe	Kempe	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=6	11	flat	_	_
16	Romeo	Romeo	PROPN	SP	original_id=12	14	obl	_	_
17	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+2|original_id=22	14	punct	_	_
18	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=8	22	det	_	_
19	popular	popular	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=2	7	amod	_	_
20	character	characters	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=25	14	obl	_	_
21	ado	Ado	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=19	26	orphan	_	_
22	servant	servant	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=9	14	obj	_	_
23	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=1	7	det	_	_
24	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=11	16	case	_	_
25	Juliet	Juliet	PROPN	SP	original_id=14	16	conj	_	_
26	Dogberry	Dogberry	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=16	14	conj	_	_

the popular comic actor Will Kempe play the servant Peter in Romeo and Juliet and Dogberry in much ado about nothing , among other character .

The popular comic actor Will Kempe played the servant Peter in Romeo and Juliet and Dogberry in Much Ado About Nothing, among other characters.


Input:
1	who	who	PRON	PR	PronType=Rel|original_id=16	18	nsubj	_	_
2	th	th	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=10	31	goeswith	_	_
3	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=8	17	det	_	_
4	be	was	AUX	VA	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=2	23	aux:pass	_	_
5	Armin	Armin	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=14	14	flat	_	_
6	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+2|original_id=15	14	punct	_	_
7	Lear	Lear	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=32	22	flat	_	_
8	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=27	10	cc	_	_
9	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=22	32	case	_	_
10	fool	fool	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=29	18	conj	_	_
11	as	As	SCONJ	CS	original_id=23	32	mark	_	_
12	you	You	PRON	PE	Person=2|PronType=Prs|original_id=24	32	nsubj	_	_
13	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=30	22	case	_	_
14	Robert	Robert	PROPN	SP	original_id=13	23	obl	_	_
15	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=5	24	det	_	_
16	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=33	23	punct	_	_
17	century	century	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=11	24	nmod	_	_
18	play	played	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=17	14	acl:relcl	_	_
19	Touchstone	Touchstone	PROPN	SP	original_id=21	20	nmod	_	_
20	role	roles	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=18	18	obj	_	_
21	he	He	PRON	PE	Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=1	23	nsubj:pass	_	_
22	King	King	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=31	10	orphan	_	_
23	replace	replaced	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=3	0	root	_	_
24	turn	turn	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=6	23	obl	_	_
25	such	such	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=19	19	amod	_	_
26	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=28	10	det	_	_
27	it	It	PRON	PE	Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=26	32	obj	_	_
28	by	by	ADP	E	original_id=12	14	case	_	_
29	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=7	17	case	_	_
30	as	as	ADP	E	lin=+1|original_id=20	25	fixed	_	_
31	16	16	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=9	17	nummod	_	_
32	like	Like	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=25	18	advcl	_	_
33	around	around	ADP	E	original_id=4	24	case	_	_

he be replace around the turn of the 16 th century by Robert Armin , who play role such as Touchstone in as you like it and the fool in King Lear .

He was replaced around the turn of the 16th century by Robert Armin, who played roles such as Touchstone in As You Like It and the fool in King Lear.


Input:
1	to	to	ADP	E	original_id=21	20	case	_	_
2	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=19	14	det	_	_
3	event	event	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=26	27	appos	_	_
4	with	with	ADP	E	original_id=35	26	case	_	_
5	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=6	28	punct	_	_
6	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=24	27	punct	_	_
7	cannon	cannon	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=8	21	nsubj	_	_
8	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=29	23	det	_	_
9	a	an	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=25	3	det	_	_
10	thatch	thatch	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=13	21	obl	_	_
11	rare	rare	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=36	26	amod	_	_
12	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=31	18	case	_	_
13	on	On	ADP	E	original_id=1	31	case	_	_
14	theatre	theatre	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=20	27	obj	_	_
15	a	a	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=7	7	det	_	_
16	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=14	30	case	_	_
17	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=12	10	det	_	_
18	play	play	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=34	23	nmod	_	_
19	a	a	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=32	18	det	_	_
20	ground	ground	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=23	27	obl	_	_
21	set	set	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=9	0	root	_	_
22	June	June	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=3	31	flat	_	_
23	date	date	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=30	35	obj	_	_
24	which	which	PRON	PR	PronType=Rel|original_id=27	35	nsubj	_	_
25	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+2|original_id=38	21	punct	_	_
26	precision	precision	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=37	35	obl	_	_
27	burned	burned	VERB	V	lin=+1|Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=18	21	conj	_	_
28	however	however	ADV	B	original_id=5	21	advmod	_	_
29	fire	fire	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=10	21	obj	_	_
30	globe	Globe	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=16	10	nmod	_	_
31	29	29	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=2	21	obl	_	_
32	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=17	27	cc	_	_
33	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=15	30	det	_	_
34	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=33	18	nmod	_	_
35	pinpoint	pinpoints	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=28	3	acl:relcl	_	_
36	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=22	20	det	_	_
37	to	to	ADP	E	original_id=11	10	case	_	_
38	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+2|original_id=4	31	punct	_	_

on 29 June , however , a cannon set fire to the thatch of the globe and burned the theatre to the ground , a event which pinpoint the date of a Shakespeare play with rare precision .

On 29 June, however, a cannon set fire to the thatch of the Globe and burned the theatre to the ground, an event which pinpoints the date of a Shakespeare play with rare precision.


Input:
1	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=29	23	case	_	_
2	1623	1623	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=2	30	obl	_	_
3	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+4|original_id=20	8	punct	_	_
4	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=30	23	nmod	_	_
5	friend	friends	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=14	26	nmod	_	_
6	king	King	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|original_id=17	13	nmod	_	_
7	Heminges	Heminges	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=5	8	flat	_	_
8	John	John	PROPN	SP	original_id=4	30	nsubj	_	_
9	Condell	Condell	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=8	21	flat	_	_
10	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=12	5	nmod	_	_
11	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+3|original_id=9	8	punct	_	_
12	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=33	30	punct	_	_
13	man	Men	NOUN	S	Gender=Masc|Number=Plur|original_id=19	5	nmod	_	_
14	collected	collected	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=27	16	amod	_	_
15	first	First	ADJ	NO	Degree=Pos|NumType=Ord|original_id=23	19	amod	_	_
16	edition	edition	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=28	19	nmod	_	_
17	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=11	5	case	_	_
18	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=3	2	punct	_	_
19	Folio	Folio	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=24	30	obj	_	_
20	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=25	19	punct	_	_
21	Henry	Henry	PROPN	SP	lin=+2|original_id=7	8	conj	_	_
22	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=31	4	case	_	_
23	play	plays	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=32	16	nmod	_	_
24	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=18	6	case	_	_
25	a	a	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=26	16	det	_	_
26	two	two	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=10	8	nummod	_	_
27	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=6	21	cc	_	_
28	in	In	ADP	E	original_id=1	2	case	_	_
29	from	from	ADP	E	original_id=15	13	case	_	_
30	publish	published	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=21	0	root	_	_
31	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=22	19	det	_	_
32	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=16	6	det	_	_
33	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=13	10	case	_	_

in 1623 , John Heminges and Henry Condell , two of Shakespeare 's friend from the king 's man , publish the first Folio , a collected edition of Shakespeare 's play .

In 1623, John Heminges and Henry Condell, two of Shakespeare's friends from the King's Men, published the First Folio, a collected edition of Shakespeare's plays.


Input:
1	make	made	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=14	13	acl	_	_
2	have	had	AUX	VA	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=5	25	aux	_	_
3	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=25	25	punct	_	_
4	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=17	10	case	_	_
5	play	plays	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=4	9	nmod	_	_
6	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=8	22	case	_	_
7	make	make	VERB	V	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=22	12	ccomp	_	_
8	sheet	sheets	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=16	1	obl	_	_
9	many	Many	PRON	PI	Number=Plur|PronType=Ind|original_id=1	25	nsubj	_	_
10	paper	paper	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=18	8	nmod	_	_
11	twice	twice	ADV	B	original_id=20	12	advmod	_	_
12	fold	folded	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=19	10	acl	_	_
13	book	books	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=13	22	nmod	_	_
14	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=2	5	case	_	_
15	leaf	leaves	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=24	7	obj	_	_
16	already	already	ADV	B	original_id=6	25	advmod	_	_
17	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=3	5	det	_	_
18	from	from	ADP	E	original_id=15	8	case	_	_
19	to	to	PART	PART	original_id=21	7	mark	_	_
20	flimsy	flimsy	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=12	13	amod	_	_
21	—	—	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=11	22	punct	_	_
22	version	versions	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=10	25	obl	_	_
23	four	four	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=23	15	nummod	_	_
24	quarto	quarto	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=9	22	amod	_	_
25	appear	appeared	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=7	0	root	_	_

many of the play have already appear in quarto version — flimsy book make from sheet of paper fold twice to make four leaf .

Many of the plays had already appeared in quarto versions — flimsy books made from sheets of paper folded twice to make four leaves.


Input:
1	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=9	18	punct	_	_
2	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=5	21	nsubj	_	_
3	"	"	PUNCT	FB	lin=-1|original_id=16	13	punct	_	_
4	no	No	DET	DI	PronType=Ind|original_id=1	12	det	_	_
5	stol	stol	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=17	13	amod	_	_
6	describe	describes	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=14	18	acl:relcl	_	_
7	Folio	Folio	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=13	6	nsubj	_	_
8	'	'	X	X	original_id=18	5	goeswith	_	_
9	surreptitious	surreptitious	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=21	5	conj	_	_
10	which	which	PRON	PR	PronType=Rel|original_id=10	6	obj	_	_
11	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=11	7	det	_	_
12	evidence	evidence	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=2	23	nsubj	_	_
13	copy	copies	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=22	6	obl	_	_
14	as	as	ADP	E	original_id=15	13	case	_	_
15	this	these	DET	DD	Number=Plur|PronType=Dem|original_id=7	18	det	_	_
16	that	that	SCONJ	CS	original_id=4	21	mark	_	_
17	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=20	9	cc	_	_
18	edition	editions	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=8	21	obj	_	_
19	"	"	PUNCT	FB	lin=+1|original_id=23	13	punct	_	_
20	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=24	23	punct	_	_
21	approve	approved	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=6	23	ccomp	_	_
22	first	First	ADJ	NO	Degree=Pos|NumType=Ord|original_id=12	7	amod	_	_
23	suggest	suggests	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=3	0	root	_	_
24	n	n	X	X	original_id=19	5	goeswith	_	_

no evidence suggest that Shakespeare approve this edition , which the first Folio describe as " stol ' n and surreptitious copy " .

No evidence suggests that Shakespeare approved these editions, which the First Folio describes as "stol'n and surreptitious copies".


Input:
1	their	their	DET	AP	Poss=Yes|PronType=Prs|original_id=13	30	nmod:poss	_	_
2	adapt	adapted	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=14	30	acl	_	_
3	from	from	ADP	E	original_id=28	17	case	_	_
4	have	have	AUX	VA	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=25	21	aux	_	_
5	bad	bad	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=8	20	amod	_	_
6	of	of	ADP	E	lin=+1|original_id=12	22	fixed	_	_
7	which	which	PRON	PR	PronType=Rel|original_id=21	21	nsubj	_	_
8	place	places	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=24	21	obl	_	_
9	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=30	27	punct	_	_
10	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=5	19	case	_	_
11	garble	garbled	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=18	28	conj	_	_
12	be	been	AUX	VA	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=26	21	aux	_	_
13	"	"	PUNCT	FB	lin=+1|original_id=10	20	punct	_	_
14	or	or	CCONJ	CC	original_id=17	11	cc	_	_
15	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=20	30	punct	_	_
16	may	may	AUX	VM	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=22	21	aux	_	_
17	memory	memory	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=29	21	obl	_	_
18	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=15	28	punct	_	_
19	they	them	PRON	PE	Number=Plur|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=6	23	nmod	_	_
20	quartos	quartos	NOUN	S	Gender=Fem|Number=Plur|original_id=9	27	obl	_	_
21	reconstruct	reconstructed	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=27	30	acl:relcl	_	_
22	because	because	ADP	E	original_id=11	30	case	_	_
23	some	some	PRON	PI	PronType=Ind|original_id=4	27	obj	_	_
24	in	in	ADP	E	original_id=23	8	case	_	_
25	Alfred	Alfred	PROPN	SP	original_id=1	27	nsubj	_	_
26	"	"	PUNCT	FB	lin=-1|original_id=7	20	punct	_	_
27	term	termed	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=3	0	root	_	_
28	paraphrase	paraphrased	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=16	2	conj	_	_
29	Pollard	Pollard	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=2	25	flat	_	_
30	text	texts	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=19	27	obl	_	_

Alfred Pollard term some of they " bad quartos " because of their adapt , paraphrase or garble text , which may in place have be reconstruct from memory .

Alfred Pollard termed some of them "bad quartos" because of their adapted, paraphrased or garbled texts, which may in places have been reconstructed from memory.


Input:
1	differ	differs	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=10	0	root	_	_
2	version	versions	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=3	5	nsubj	_	_
3	play	play	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=6	2	nmod	_	_
4	from	from	ADP	E	original_id=11	9	case	_	_
5	survive	survive	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=7	1	advcl	_	_
6	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=12	9	det	_	_
7	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=14	1	punct	_	_
8	a	a	DET	RI	Definite=Ind|Number=Sing|PronType=Art|original_id=5	3	det	_	_
9	other	other	PRON	PI	Number=Sing|PronType=Ind|original_id=13	1	obl	_	_
10	each	each	PRON	PI	PronType=Ind|original_id=9	1	nsubj	_	_
11	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=4	3	case	_	_
12	where	Where	SCONJ	CS	original_id=1	5	mark	_	_
13	several	several	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=2	2	amod	_	_
14	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=8	5	punct	_	_

where several version of a play survive , each differ from the other .

Where several versions of a play survive, each differs from the other.


Input:
1	may	may	AUX	VM	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=3	15	aux	_	_
2	from	from	ADP	E	original_id=11	23	case	_	_
3	from	from	SCONJ	CS	original_id=5	22	mark	_	_
4	error	errors	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=9	8	obj	_	_
5	audience	audience	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=16	11	nmod	_	_
6	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=10	23	punct	_	_
7	actor	actors	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=14	23	nmod	_	_
8	print	printing	VERB	V	lin=+1|Number=Sing|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Part|original_id=8	22	conj	_	_
9	or	or	CCONJ	CC	original_id=19	21	cc	_	_
10	own	own	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=23	21	amod	_	_
11	member	members	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=17	7	conj	_	_
12	difference	differences	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=2	15	nsubj	_	_
13	from	from	ADP	E	original_id=20	21	case	_	_
14	or	or	CCONJ	CC	original_id=7	8	cc	_	_
15	stem	stem	VERB	V	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=4	0	root	_	_
16	by	by	ADP	E	original_id=13	7	case	_	_
17	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=18	21	punct	_	_
18	or	or	CCONJ	CC	original_id=15	11	cc	_	_
19	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=25	15	punct	_	_
20	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=1	12	det	_	_
21	paper	papers	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=24	23	conj	_	_
22	copy	copying	VERB	V	VerbForm=Ger|original_id=6	15	advcl	_	_
23	note	notes	NOUN	S	lin=+2|Number=Plur|original_id=12	22	conj	_	_
24	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=21	21	nmod	_	_
25	's	's	PART	PART	original_id=22	24	case	_	_

the difference may stem from copy or print error , from note by actor or audience member , or from Shakespeare 's own paper .

The differences may stem from copying or printing errors, from notes by actors or audience members, or from Shakespeare's own papers.


Input:
1	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=4	26	punct	_	_
2	folio	folio	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=25	12	conj	_	_
3	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=12	20	cc	_	_
4	Cressida	Cressida	PROPN	SP	lin=+2|original_id=11	25	conj	_	_
5	have	have	AUX	VA	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=17	23	aux	_	_
6	in	In	ADP	E	original_id=1	26	case	_	_
7	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=22	12	det	_	_
8	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=27	23	punct	_	_
9	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=-1|original_id=8	10	punct	_	_
10	Troilus	Troilus	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=9	25	conj	_	_
11	can	could	AUX	VM	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=16	23	aux	_	_
12	quarto	quarto	NOUN	S	Gender=Fem|Number=Sing|original_id=23	14	nmod	_	_
13	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=14	20	punct	_	_
14	edition	editions	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=26	21	nmod	_	_
15	example	example	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=6	25	nmod	_	_
16	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=19	21	det	_	_
17	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=10	4	cc	_	_
18	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=24	2	cc	_	_
19	for	for	ADP	E	original_id=5	15	case	_	_
20	Othello	Othello	PROPN	SP	lin=+3|original_id=13	25	conj	_	_
21	text	texts	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=20	23	obj	_	_
22	between	between	ADP	E	original_id=21	12	case	_	_
23	revise	revised	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=18	0	root	_	_
24	some	some	DET	DI	PronType=Ind|original_id=2	26	det	_	_
25	Hamlet	Hamlet	PROPN	SP	original_id=7	26	nmod	_	_
26	case	cases	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=3	23	obl	_	_
27	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=15	23	nsubj	_	_

in some case , for example Hamlet , Troilus and Cressida and Othello , Shakespeare can have revise the text between the quarto and folio edition .

In some cases, for example Hamlet, Troilus and Cressida and Othello, Shakespeare could have revised the texts between the quarto and folio editions.


Input:
1	so	so	ADV	B	original_id=23	44	advmod	_	_
2	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=29	44	punct	_	_
3	be	be	AUX	VA	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=43	22	aux:pass	_	_
4	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+2|original_id=47	44	punct	_	_
5	not	not	PART	PART	Polarity=Neg|original_id=42	22	advmod	_	_
6	version	version	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=21	44	nsubj	_	_
7	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=18	6	det	_	_
8	argue	arguing	VERB	V	Number=Sing|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Part|original_id=38	47	advcl	_	_
9	Oxford	Oxford	PROPN	SP	original_id=32	37	nmod	_	_
10	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=17	45	punct	_	_
11	1608	1608	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=27	36	nummod	_	_
12	Lear	Lear	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=6	31	flat	_	_
13	from	from	ADP	E	original_id=25	36	case	_	_
14	both	both	PRON	PI	PronType=Ind|original_id=36	19	nmod	_	_
15	edition	editions	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=13	38	nsubj	_	_
16	modern	modern	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=12	15	amod	_	_
17	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=2	30	det	_	_
18	however	however	ADV	B	original_id=8	44	advmod	_	_
19	they	them	PRON	PE	Number=Plur|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=35	47	obj	_	_
20	they	them	PRON	PE	Number=Plur|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=16	45	obj	_	_
21	in	In	ADP	E	original_id=1	30	case	_	_
22	conflate	conflated	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=44	8	ccomp	_	_
23	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=26	36	det	_	_
24	while	while	SCONJ	CS	original_id=10	45	mark	_	_
25	can	can	AUX	VM	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=41	22	aux	_	_
26	they	they	PRON	PE	Number=Plur|Person=3|PronType=Prs|original_id=40	22	nsubj:pass	_	_
27	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=37	47	punct	_	_
28	confusion	confusion	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=46	22	obl	_	_
29	be	is	AUX	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=22	44	cop	_	_
30	case	case	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=3	44	obl	_	_
31	King	King	PROPN	SP	original_id=5	30	nmod	_	_
32	without	without	ADP	E	original_id=45	28	case	_	_
33	that	that	SCONJ	CS	original_id=39	22	mark	_	_
34	that	that	SCONJ	CS	original_id=30	47	mark	_	_
35	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=31	37	det	_	_
36	quarto	quarto	NOUN	S	Gender=Fem|Number=Sing|original_id=28	44	obl	_	_
37	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=33	47	nsubj	_	_
38	do	do	AUX	VM	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=14	45	aux	_	_
39	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=7	30	punct	_	_
40	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=9	18	punct	_	_
41	most	most	ADJ	A	Degree=Sup|original_id=11	15	amod	_	_
42	folio	folio	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=20	6	nmod	_	_
43	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=4	31	case	_	_
44	different	different	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=24	0	root	_	_
45	conflate	conflate	VERB	V	VerbForm=Inf|original_id=15	44	advcl	_	_
46	1623	1623	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=19	6	nummod	_	_
47	print	prints	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Number=Sing|Person=3|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=34	44	advcl	_	_

in the case of King Lear , however , while most modern edition do conflate they , the 1623 folio version be so different from the 1608 quarto , that the Oxford Shakespeare print they both , argue that they _ can not be conflate without confusion .

In the case of King Lear, however, while most modern editions do conflate them, the 1623 folio version is so different from the 1608 quarto, that the Oxford Shakespeare prints them both, arguing that they cannot be conflated without confusion.


Input:
1	the	the	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=7	12	det	_	_
2	plague	plague	NOUN	S	Number=Sing|original_id=13	32	obl	_	_
3	in	In	ADP	E	original_id=1	8	case	_	_
4	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	PROPN	SP	original_id=15	6	nsubj	_	_
5	rape	Rape	NOUN	S	lin=+2|Number=Sing|original_id=29	13	conj	_	_
6	publish	published	VERB	V	Mood=Ind|Person=3|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=16	0	root	_	_
7	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=3	10	cc	_	_
8	1593	1593	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=2	6	obl	_	_
9	on	on	ADP	E	original_id=20	31	case	_	_
10	1594	1594	NUM	N	lin=+1|NumType=Card|original_id=4	8	conj	_	_
11	be	were	AUX	VA	Mood=Ind|Number=Plur|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin|original_id=9	32	aux:pass	_	_
12	theatre	theatres	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=8	32	nsubj:pass	_	_
13	Venus	Venus	PROPN	SP	original_id=24	18	appos	_	_
14	when	when	SCONJ	CS	original_id=6	32	mark	_	_
15	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=23	18	punct	_	_
16	Lucrece	Lucrece	PROPN	SP	original_id=31	5	nmod	_	_
17	two	two	NUM	N	NumType=Card|original_id=17	18	nummod	_	_
18	poem	poems	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=19	6	obj	_	_
19	the	The	DET	RD	Definite=Def|PronType=Art|original_id=28	5	det	_	_
20	because	because	ADP	E	original_id=11	2	case	_	_
21	of	of	ADP	E	lin=+1|original_id=12	20	fixed	_	_
22	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+1|original_id=14	32	punct	_	_
23	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=25	30	cc	_	_
24	and	and	CCONJ	CC	original_id=27	5	cc	_	_
25	,	,	PUNCT	FF	lin=+2|original_id=5	8	punct	_	_
26	erotic	erotic	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=21	31	amod	_	_
27	.	.	PUNCT	FS	lin=+1|original_id=32	6	punct	_	_
28	of	of	ADP	E	original_id=30	16	case	_	_
29	narrative	narrative	ADJ	A	Degree=Pos|original_id=18	18	amod	_	_
30	Adonis	Adonis	PROPN	SP	lin=+1|original_id=26	13	conj	_	_
31	theme	themes	NOUN	S	Number=Plur|original_id=22	18	nmod	_	_
32	close	closed	VERB	V	Tense=Past|VerbForm=Part|original_id=10	6	advcl	_	_

in 1593 and 1594 , when the theatre be close because of plague , Shakespeare publish two narrative poem on erotic theme , Venus and Adonis and the rape of Lucrece .

In 1593 and 1594, when the theatres were closed because of plague, Shakespeare published two narrative poems on erotic themes, Venus and Adonis and The Rape of Lucrece.