| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In Chaucer, Cressida is represented as a grave, sober, considerate personage (a widow--he cannot tell her age, nor whether she has children or no) who has an alternate eye to her character, her interest, and her pleasure: Shakespeare's Cressida is a giddy girl, an unpractised jilt, who falls in love with Troilus, as she afterwards deserts him, from mere levity and thoughtlessness of temper.
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