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| rdfs:comment | - "A Man's Yard" was a bawdy song popular in England in the late 16th century. When Lord Westmorland's Men were rehearsing Boudicca in 1598, a lookout would be stationed at the top of The Theatre. He would whistle "A Man's Yard" as a warning that Lope de Vega was approaching, and the actors would shift to rehearsals for King Philip.
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| abstract | - "A Man's Yard" was a bawdy song popular in England in the late 16th century. When Lord Westmorland's Men were rehearsing Boudicca in 1598, a lookout would be stationed at the top of The Theatre. He would whistle "A Man's Yard" as a warning that Lope de Vega was approaching, and the actors would shift to rehearsals for King Philip.
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