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work cited Martin r Mrs Clark VIpers 2

Bolton,MatthewJ."Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet".Explicator 63.4(2005):208-9Print.

Halio,JayL,ed.Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet:Texts,Contexts and interpretation.Newark:University of

Delaware Press,1995.Print.

Vela,Richard."Shakespeare,Holllywood,Mexico:The Continflas Romeo y Julieta".Literature/Film Quarterly 30.3

(2002):231-8 Academic Search Premier.Web.4 Jan.2006.

The Works Cited section of your paper should list all the works that you have cited in your text. Other names for such a listing are Bibliography (literally, "description of books"). Works Cited is more appropriate, since research papers often draw on not only books and articles but also online resources. these is the importance of the accesing information because you can find something more easy