William Shakespeare Quotes

All Things In Common Nature Should Produce
Without Sweat Or Endeavour. Treason, Felony,
Sword, Pike, Knife, Gun, Or Need Of Any Engine,
Would I Not Have; But Nature Should Bring Forth,
Of It Own Kind, All Foison, All Abundance,
To Feed My Innocent People.

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