This character claims that a shepherd is "damned like an ill-roasted egg, all on one side" for having never been to court.
This character claims that a shepherd is "damned like an ill-roasted egg, all on one side" for having never been to court. Later, he orders another character to "abandon, -- which is in the vulgar leave, -- the society, -- which in the boorish is company, -- of this female, -- which in the common is woman", before threatening to kill William in "a hundred and fifty ways". This character engages the services of Sir Oliver Martext, but is convinced that that man is unworthy of overseeing his marriage by (*) Jaques. Eventually, he marries the simpleminded Audrey after leaving Duke Frederick's court and following Celia into the Forest of Arden. For 10 points, identify this fool from As You Like It, named for his ability to reveal Rosalind's purity.
This character claims that a shepherd is "damned like an ill-roasted egg, all on one side" for having never been to court.
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