[Dragaera] *slaps head about Tukko* *AGYAR SPOILERS*

[Ken Koester]

Jerry Friedman wrote:

>"I wot" is a very clever suggestion for "Aye, what".
>However, of the 15 hits at the searchable Shakespeare
>at <http://www.it.usyd.edu.au/~matty/Shakespeare/test.html>,
>none are from /Hamlet/, and none are preceded or followed
>by anything resembling "he knows".  (Nine are preceded by
>"well" and one is followed by it.)  So if this is a
>Shakespeare allusion, either I'm missing something or I'd
>say it's a long stretch.
>  
>

*Shrugs*  Then maybe it's Marlowe, or Johnson, or Fletcher, or. . . .  
The Elizabethans were nothing if not prolific.  If not a stretch, 
though, I'd say it's obscure.

Snarkhunter