William Shakespeare used the phrase "All that glitters is not gold" in which of his plays?

Correct answer: Merchant of Venice

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VividPotion6704
VividPotion6704
Please correct your quote dear Hitman to "glisters" not glistens. Your info is usually really good and accurate! Gratitude if you can change it. Thank you!
Daisy
Daisy
VividPotion6704, it says glistens on my page
Teresa
Teresa
originally it was glistens
Player #25874027
Player #25874027
VividPotion6704, Read the explanation
Player Eldehem
Player Eldehem
VividPotion6704, they did change it, or at least they defined it, 5 lines from the end. I'm sure everyone's gracious apologies will be well recieved 👍😂
goldenhen33
goldenhen33
Twelfth Night - no 'The'
VividPotion6704
VividPotion6704
BaileyPittipat, yes I so Agree! This is wrong. There is another question about this at another level and there it is correctly quoted as "glisters"
Montana Lady
Montana Lady
All the dogs of my Afgan Hound's litter had names starting with the letter "P". I named mine, Portia because of this play. :-)