Page 181 of Hamlet


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167 affections emotions

170 on brood brooding, like a bird sitting on eggs

171 doubt fear

171 disclose disclosure/hatching

174 set it down decided

175 tribute regular amount paid by one state to another, usually in return for peace 176 Haply perhaps/with luck

177 objects sights

178 something-settled matter somewhat fixed preoccupation (perhaps with medical sense "festering pus" or, sinisterly, "stagnant blood") 180 fashion of himself his usual behavior, his old self

188 round blunt/severe

190 find him not fails to find the cause of his unhappiness

Act 3 Scene 2

2 trippingly nimbly

2 mouth declaim, speak pompously

3 as lief as soon, rather

8 robustious boisterous/unruly

8 periwig-pated wig-wearing

10 groundlings members of the audience standing in the yard in front of the stage, the cheapest place from which to watch 10 are capable of can understand

11 dumb shows mimes/unsophisticated spectacles

12 Termagant imaginary deity believed to have been worshipped by Muslims and represented in the old mystery plays as a violent, overbearing person 13 Herod biblical king who featured in the mystery plays as a raging tyrant 14 warrant assure

15 discretion judgment

18 modesty restraints

18 from i.e. far from

22 pressure stamp, impression

23 come tardy off performed inadequately

23 unskilful ignorant, unsophisticated

24 censure judgment/criticism

25 the which one one of whom

25 allowance admission, acknowledgment

31 journeymen laborers

32 abominably plays on the popular misconception that the word was derived from Latin ab homine, i.e. "away from man, unnatural" (previously spelled "abhominably") 33 indifferently moderately well

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