Hamlet. ↩
Dwelling. ↩
Luxurious pleasure. ↩
Of water than of wine. ↩
Because. ↩
Steadfast and mature spirit. ↩
Plants, cabbages. ↩
Up, aloft. ↩
Times. ↩
By chance. ↩
Serious. ↩
Countenance, demeanour. ↩
Consider. ↩
Goodness. ↩
Caused. ↩
Befit. ↩
Prepared, designed. ↩
Strive. ↩
Steady. ↩
With humble air. ↩
Delay. ↩
Fetched. ↩
Go. ↩
Born. ↩
Event. ↩
Amazed. ↩
Scarcely. ↩
Conference. ↩
Hearing. ↩
Before. ↩
Astonished. ↩
Accustomed, wont. ↩
Push on, pursue. ↩
True; French vraie. ↩
Consider. ↩
Pleasure. ↩
Cause. ↩
Murmur. ↩
Offer. ↩
Die. ↩
Strip. ↩
Loose, unplaited. ↩
Ornaments of some kind not precisely known; some editions read “ouches,” studs, brooches. ↩
Scarcely. ↩
Delayed. ↩
Grown. ↩
Scarcely believed. ↩
Qualities. ↩
Worthy. ↩
Virtue. ↩
Seldom. ↩
Knew, understood, all the duty of performance. ↩
She could well labour for the public advantage. ↩
Not. ↩
At feud. ↩
Weened, imagined. ↩
Though she had rather. ↩
Male. ↩
Little while. ↩
Steadfastness, endurance. ↩
Try. ↩
Causelessly. ↩
Alarm, disturb. ↩
It ill became him. ↩
Believe. ↩
Two. ↩
Pleasant, loved. ↩
Nobles, gentlefolk. ↩
Especially. ↩
Please. ↩
Odious. ↩
Knowing. ↩
Promised. ↩
Changed. ↩
Destroy. ↩
Be pleasing. ↩
Spirit, heart. ↩
About as much time as one might take to walk a furlong or two; a short space. ↩
A kind of squire. ↩
Confidant, trusty tool. ↩
Dreaded. ↩
It will not do merely to feign compliance with a lord’s commands. ↩
Pleasure. ↩
Seized. ↩
Unpityingly. ↩
To make a show, assume an aspect. ↩
Ominous. ↩
Reputation, evil fame. ↩
Thought. ↩
Then. ↩
Sighed. ↩
Lap, bosom. ↩
Cross. ↩
Commit unto him. ↩
Believe. ↩
Nurse. ↩
Pitiful case, sight. ↩
Unless. ↩
Tear; French, arracher. ↩
Demeanour. ↩
Strike. ↩
Panico. ↩
Constantly. ↩
Steadfast. ↩
Sort of way. ↩
No change of humour resulting from her affliction. ↩
Male, boy. ↩
Praise. ↩
Taken, weaned. ↩
Was seized by yet another desire. ↩
Trial. ↩
Know no moderation. ↩
Do not regard with pleasure. Compare the Latin phrase, “aegre ferre.” ↩
Especially. ↩
Sorely, painfully. ↩
Doubt. ↩
Expression of opinion. ↩
Complain in my hearing. ↩
Before. ↩
Become outrageous, rave. ↩
Advice. ↩
Will. ↩
Will. ↩
Saw. ↩
Seized. ↩
Unvaryingly. ↩
Bury. ↩
Recked, cared. ↩
Thought. ↩
Disposition. ↩
Steadfast, unmoved. ↩
Stubborn, stern. ↩
Cease. ↩
Slacken, abate. ↩
Spirit. ↩
Devoted, full of painstaking in duty. ↩
Pleased. ↩
Because. ↩
Evil repute, reproach. ↩
Desist, stop. ↩
Messenger; for French messager. ↩
Pleased. ↩
Leave. ↩
Put an end to. ↩
Thought, believed. ↩
Steadfast. ↩
To the utmost extent of her power. ↩
Then. ↩
As if for. ↩
While all this was going on. ↩
Knowledge. ↩
Immediately make vacant. ↩
That. ↩
Counsel. ↩
Not to be denied. ↩
Worthy. ↩
Chambermaid. ↩
Surely. ↩
