Crossword-Solution: SHAKS 5 letters, 2 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 12

Wallace reads the "so-called" signature as Willm Shaks, but the Christian name is written quite clearly Wilm.

Jock fin's the leg, an' shaks his heid, Syne tells the man richt solemn, "Your knee-pan's slippit up your thee Aside your spinal column; But gin ye'll tak a seat owre here, An' lat them haud ye ticht, man, I'se warrant for a quart o' beer I'll quickly hae ye richt, man." Jock yokit noo wi' rale guid wull To better the condeetion, While Corkie swore he had his leg Ca'd a' to crockaneetion.

The two most accessible and important works on the subject are: William Harrison's _Description of Britaine and England_, in Holinshed's Chronicle, 1577, reprinted in the Shaks.

Browne possesses quite a talent for dramatic recitation, and he has Shakespeare almost by heart, which circumstances, early on the voyage out, earned for him the nickname of "Shaks." At nearly every session of the "Lyceum," he is either among the regular appointees for a recitation, or is called out by acclamation for a voluntary one.

Narn on's Nasten _v.a._ to render nasty Nathely _adv._ nearly, as a baby is nathely pining away Naunt _s._ aunt Nawl _s._ navel; Nawl-cut a term used by butchers Neel, Neeld _s._ a needle (Shaks.