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Old 08-05-2011, 04:57 AM   #6
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I have two e-book editions and they are moderately priced and well formatted.

1. William Shakespeare Complete Works Ultimate Collection: 213 Plays, Poems, Sonnets, Poetry including the 16 rare, hard-to-get Apocryphal Plays PLUS Annotations, Commentaries of Works, Full Biography [Kindle Edition]

This has just about everything, is well formatted and costs only $2.34.

2. THE COMPLETE PLAYS OF SHAKESPEARE (Special Kindle Illustrated and Commented Edition) All of William Shakespeare's Unabridged Plays AND Yale Critical Analysis ... (The Complete Works of Shakespeare) [Kindle Edition]

Again. this is inexpensive at $2.99 and well formatted. However, you don't get the poetry. This edition does have some interesting essays, but if you want everything in one volume, the other is probably the better buy. {IMO}

It might be worth downloading free samples to see which {if either} would suit you.

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