Act IV, Scene I

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Act IV, Scene I . 1. Why does Katherine pray for the first time in her life? 2. Why does Curtis say that Petruchio is shrewder than Katherine? 3. How does Petruchio’s soliloquy explain his outrageous behavior?

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