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Much Ado About Nothing - cover

Much Ado About Nothing

William Shakespeare

Publisher: Delboy

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Summary

The foolish constable Dogberry and his watchmen overhear Borachio boasting of his exploit and the plot is exposed. Claudio promises to make amends to Leonato: he is required to marry a cousin of Hero's in her place. When unmasked, she is revealed as Hero. Beatrice agrees to marry Benedick.
Available since: 09/27/2019.

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