I'm so experienced that when you went to a privileged school to learn a Shakespearean sonnet,

Sonnet Configuration

The sonnet Handbook

Sonnet Spell Client

So, Sonnet 130 from Shakespeare

I have read three Shakespearean works up to now.

Allows you to configure sonnet , kde 's spellchecker.

Uses sonnet to check the spelling in the body of your message. Note that you have to configure sonnet with Settings Spellchecker... if you use it for the first time.

Occasionally in America, I hear people saying Sir Richard and think there's some Shakespearean play taking place.

Well, the sonnet ends with an oral cue, a heads up from the poet, a rhymed couplet,

In the drop down box Default language choose from the available dictionaries, which one to use for sonnet .

The configuration options available here are used as default by all kde applications that use sonnet , which is a frontend to various free spell checkers.

sonnet is the spelling checker used by kde applications such as kate , kmail , and kword . It is a GUI frontend to International ISpell and ASpell.

Let's take the rules of a sonnet sonnets are 14 lines long, they are in iambic pentameter, da DA da DA da DA da DA da DA.

This image, to me, is almost like from a Shakespearean play, with a man, surrounded by various influences, desperate to hold on to something true within himself, in a context of great suffering that he has created himself.

You may choose to use Ispell or Aspell as the spell checking backend for sonnet . Ispell is more widely available and may have better international support, but Aspell is gaining popularity as it claims to give better suggestions for word replacements.