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This video demonstrates that the name of the Bard's alias "Sir Richard Wilbraham" ( / "Roger Wilbraham" - his supposed "son") of Dorfold Hall, Nantwich is embedded into some of his well known plays. The bard sometimes used homophones and syllables - in addition to complete words - to disguise the content.
There are also allusions to "Ipswich" and the pilgrim father's settlement in "far-off" lands (promontory) , namely Ipswich MA. Also an allusion to the Mermaid public house in London where the playwrights allegedly met. The bard imitates his character "Richard III" - by wearing many "coats" - like the Chameleon mentioned in the speech.
There are much longer word/syllable sequences of 20 or more segments hidden, for example, in the play "The Merry Wives of Windsor", potentially exposing his alias "Thomas Paget" (minister and Baron) plus "The Great Bed of Ware" (by "Hans Vredeman de Vries") and "Anne Hathaway".
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