ween R. Fischer, John Quincey Adams, E. Hubler, J. W. Lever, T. W. Baldwin and C. M Garnier's quoting their works and never really giving a concrete explanation of the sonnet. All the individuals he mentions seem to have written either articles or books on Shakespeare's sonnets, although this is only visible in Albert S. Gerard's footnotes. In two instances he uses a quote in German by R. Fischer and one in French by C. M. Garnier, which he does not translate or explain. After using the quote in French Albert S. Gerard himself says "I shall come back to this later", but he never does. Throughout the article he uses quotes with terminology such as "profligate celibac
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