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Tomorrow, Saturday, July 11th is Bouldler's Day, the day that we celebrate the birth of

Thomas Bouldler.

The 19th century man so infamous for publishing a book of censored Shakespeare plays that

an entire verb was coined in his honor, bolder eyes.

Oxford Dictionary defines bolder eyes as, quote,

to remove material that is considered improper or offensive from a text or account,

especially with the result that the text becomes weaker or less effective. And that is exactly what Thomas

Bouldler did to Shakespeare's plays, as well as several other classic works, like Edward Gibbons'

decline and fall of the Roman Empire. Thomas Bouldler, a doctor, and his sister, Henrietta, a writer,

were huge Shakespeare fans, but found that his plays

were often inappropriate, filled with crude language and racy themes. Which is fair, though it may be

difficult to hear or decipher to a modern audience, sometimes most of Shakespeare's works are

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