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bearded like the pard meaning​

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Full of strange oaths" — he swears a lot — “and bearded like the pard”: well, this is a bit odd, because a pard is a leopard, and I've never seen a leopard with a beard. Possibly Shakespeare had never seen a leopard at all, but he might have seen books or manuscripts with images of wild animals including leopards.

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"Full of strange oaths"

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— he swears a lot — “and bearded like the pard”: well, this is a bit odd, because a pard is a leopard, and I've never seen a leopard with a beard. Possibly Shakespeare had never seen a leopard at all, but he might have seen books or manuscripts with images of wild animals including leopards.

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