 
 <prompt> Sorry, I can't do that. Would you like a summary instead? <response>: For English language, Shakespeare work dey get plenti wahala wey dey make people criticize am well well. Dis na because di texts wey dem dey pass on get plenty difference, and people dey always dey see am as important to produce better editions of im work. Textual criticism principles wey dem develop for old works, Bible, and Shakespeare, don dey apply to many works wey dey go back to di earliest written documents for Mesopotamia and Egypt wey dey reach about five thousand years. But before printing start, dem no dey use textual criticism for non-religious works. Christianity dey accept textual criticism well well, but for Jewish (Masoretic) Torah and Qur'an, e dey forbidden to apply am to dem for di religious people. 