- Shakespeare’s surviving works add up to a staggering 884,647 words and 118,406 lines.
- Hamlet is Shakespeare’s longest play, clocking in at 4,042 lines. His shortest is The Comedy of Errors, with 1,787.21
- Though commonly attributed to the Bard, Shakespeare never wrote or said “Oh what a…
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