His last words: "Do not disturb my circles!" Of course, that bit about the circles is probably also a myth.
It may be, though, that the court cares more about the circles in which most of the justices travel, a point argued by Lawrence Baum and Neal Devins in a Georgetown Law Journal piece, "Why the Supreme Court Cares About Elites, Not the American People".
Even Shakespeare, looking at the long, long list of characters he'd set down on the page, and thinking about how he could raise some up, and knock them down, and about the circles that linked them, which meant there could be more twists to the tale, and then more, and then more, might have thought that this was enough.
Now that we're exiting the Google+ post-launch hype cycle and we're starting to see if the service will actually be useful, a realization about the Circles feature seems to be setting in: Circles, like all lists, are a pain in the ass to maintain.
Sandberg is an investor in Levo, and having learned about the Circles plan, Ghosn invited five other women who were in similar stages of their careers to the Sunday gathering in her homey office space, where they talked for hours beyond the 90 minutes the Lean In guidelines suggest. .
And if you're concerned about the circles showing through, they won't through your next coat of paint.
Ian Ward is chatting to KP, who seems to be talking about the "circle of life".
With birds singing and nature abundant, this place, maintained by heroic volunteers, is also about the circle of life.
He continued, "I thought about the circle of life, so I thought I would start with birth".
As he gazed into the nature beyond nature, he wondered if he stood close to a revelation about the circle and its diameter.
This is another musical about the circle of life, although, as opposed to "The Lion King" this one is darkly ironic and morally complex.
