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    Love's Labour's Lost

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      746 right avenge/behave (correctly)

      753 hide overlook

      754 liberal unrestrained

      754 opposition antagonism

      756 the … breath i.e. conversation

      756 gentleness nobility/courtesy

      757 guilty of responsible for

      759 so therefore

      761 The … speed i.e. when there is little time available decisions have to be made quickly

      763 his very loose the very last moment (archery metaphor)

      764 process proceedings

      764 arbitrate conclude

      765 mourning … progeny child’s grief for a parent

      766 Forbid denies

      767 holy suit i.e. marriage

      767 fain gladly

      767 convince demonstrate

      768 on foot on its feet, i.e. begun

      769 justle push

      770 wail lament

      770 lost dead

      771 wholesome-profitable beneficial to well-being

      773 double because her father is dead and she cannot understand him

      775 badges outward signs/words

      777 foul play unfairly

      778 deformed disfigured

      779 opposed end i.e. exact opposite

      781 unbefitting inappropriate

      781 strains features/impulses

      782 wanton carefree/playful

      782 vain foolish/silly

      784 straying some editors emend to “strange”

      784 shapes appearances

      784 habits ways of behaving/clothes

      786 his its

      787 parti-coated motley, patchwork (worn by fools)

      787 presence appearance

      787 loose unrestrained

      788 Put on presented/worn

      789 misbecomed been unbecoming to

      791 Suggested … make tempted us to commit them

      793 prove false i.e. by breaking their vows to pursue only learning

      794 true i.e. faithful to the ladies

      795 both i.e. oath breakers and true to our word

      800 rated assessed

      801 At as no more than

      802 bombast wool padding/speechifying

      802 bombast … time i.e. ways of filling time

      803 devout committed/earnest

      803 respects deliberation/attention

      804 met responded to

      808 quote regard

      812 world-without-end everlasting

      814 dear dire/costly, valuable

      815 as although

      815 such cause reason (for you to)

      816 aught anything

      818 forlorn desolate

      818 naked austere

      820 until … reckoning i.e. a year

      820 signs i.e. of the zodiac

      822 insociable unsociable

      824 hard lodging uncomfortable living conditions

      824 weeds clothes

      825 Nip not inhibit not the growth of

      825 gaudy flourishing, colorful

      826 last remain

      827 expiration end

      828 challenge claim

      828 deserts deserving actions

      835 entitled in having legal claim to

      837 flatter up pamper

      838 The may the

      840 And … sick these six lines are enclosed within solidi because they seem to be the first draft of the subsequent longer exchange between Berowne and Rosaline; they should be cut in performance

      851 mark no pay no attention to

      851 smooth-faced plausible/youthful

      858 friend i.e. lover/husband

      859 stay wait

      860 The liker that’s more like; plays on long in “Longaville”

      860 taller braver; puns on sense of long

      861 Studies reflects, muses

      863 attends awaits

      866 world’s large tongue i.e. widely distributed report

      867 replete with full of

      868 comparisons scoffing analogies

      868 flouts insults

      869 estates classes of people

      869 execute inflict

      871 weed root out

      871 wormwood bitterness (medicinal herb)

      872 therewithal along with that

      874 term period of time

      875 still converse continually associate

      877 fierce vigorous/keen

      878 enforce compel

      878 painèd impotent helpless distressed

      879 move arouse

      879 the … death i.e. the dying

      882 gibing scoffing

      883 loose grace easy charm (with possible oxymoronic joke since loose can mean “sinful” while grace often signifies “virtue”)

      885 prosperity success

      888 Deafed deafened

      888 dear dire, terrible

      890 withal as well

      894 befall … befall what will be will be

      897 bring escort

      899 courtesy courteous behavior

      908 hold the plough become a farmer (with sexual connotations)

      910 dialogue scholarly debate

      910 two learnèd men i.e. Sir Nathaniel and Holofernes

      916 maintained defended/represented

      917 pied multicolored

      919 lady-smocks cuckooflowers

      920 paint adorn

      922 Mocks married men i.e. because his call sounds like “cuckold” and because the cuckoo usurps the nests of other birds

      926 oaten straws straws from oat plants

      927 larks … clocks because ploughmen rise early and larks are dawn birds

      928 turtles turtledoves

      928 tread mate

      928 daws jackdaws

      936 blows his nail i.e. warms his hands by blowing on them/has nothing much to do

      939 nipped chilled

      939 ways be foul paths are muddy

      943 greasy covered with grease/fat/sweaty

      943 keel stir/cool

      945 parson’s saw clergyman’s maxims

      946 brooding incubating eggs

      948 crabs crab apples

      948 bowl i.e. bowl of ale

      953 Mercury messenger of the gods

      953 harsh disagreeable, discordant

      954 Apollo Greek god of music

      954 You may refer either to the audience, ladies, or actors

      954 we may refer either to the actors, lords, or Armado and Jaquenetta

     

     

     



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