Quote by William Shakespeare

So many horrid Ghosts.

So many horrid Ghosts.

Summary

This short phrase conveys a sense of fear or distress caused by the presence of numerous ghosts. It implies that the speaker is overwhelmed or disturbed by the number of these haunting entities. The phrase suggests a troubled or haunted environment, where these ghosts may represent past traumas, regrets, or unresolved issues -- appearing as menacing apparitions that continue to haunt individuals and prevent them from finding peace or moving forward. It highlights the haunting and overwhelming nature of these ghosts, provoking a sense of unease or discomfort.

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By William Shakespeare

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