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    Who, in a work by a great playwright, enters 'wet' in Act II and 'on shipboard' in Act III of the same play?

    Question #13494. Asked by tel. (Aug 21 01 11:08 AM)


    chacal

    		tel, the answer is 'Pericles' from the play 'Pericles, Prince of Tyre' by Shakespeare.

    Aug 22 01, 2:41 PM

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