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A.M.\n\nORCHARD BOOKS338 Euston Road.London NW13BHOrchand Books ArstraliaHachette Children's BooksLevel 17/207 Kent St,Sydney;NSW 2000First published in Great Britain in 2006First paperback publication in 2007This slipcase edition published in 2013Not for individual resaleText C Andrew Matthews 2006llustrations ◎ Tony Ross 2006ISBN 9781407809809  \nThe rights of Andrew Matthews to be identified as the author and Tony Ross asthe illustrator of this work have been asserted by them in accordance with theCopyright,Designs and Patents Act.1988.  \nA CIP catalogue record for this book is available from the British LibraryPrinted in China  \nOrchard Books is a division of Hachette Childrens Books,an Hachette UK company.www;hachette.co.uk  \nCast List  \n4  \nAs You Like It7  \nNature and Identity inAs You Like It60  \nShakespeareand the Globe Theatre  \n62  \n# Dke Scnior\n\nLiving in banishment  \nDuke Senior's daughter  \nDu e frederick   \nDuke Senior's brother  \nClia  \nDuke Frederick's daughter  \n①an 。  \nYoungest son of Si Rowland de Boys  \n95eScene France in the sixteenth century.  \nUnder the greenwood tree,Who loves to lie with me,And turn his merry noteUnto the sweet bird's throat:Come hither,come hither,come hither.  \nHere shall he see  \nNo enemy  \nBut winter and rough weather.  \nAmiens;II.v.  \nAs ouike  \nWhen Duke Senior was banished by hisbrother,Frederick,many loyal courtiersfollowed him into the Forest of Arden.Here they lived simply,hunting game andgathering wild fruits.The forest gave thema leafy roof,and mossy beds to sleep on.  \nDuke Senior found himself more contentthan he had ever been before.  \nDuke Frederick's life was not so  \npleasant.He was plagued by guilt,andgrew suspicious of all those around him,especially his niece,Rosalind.Rosalindhad not gone into exile with her fatherbecause Celia,Duke Frederick's only child,had begged for her to stay as a playmate.Celia and Rosalind became firm 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