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Mar 10, 2019

The three mythological goddesses that control a person's destiny.

Mar 10, 2019

lessen

Mar 9, 2019

Linked together. The First Folio changed this word to “interchanged”, but modern texts use the original “interchained”.

Mar 9, 2019

“Beetle” was applied to any insect of black color.

Mar 9, 2019

spiders

Mar 9, 2019

a leopard

Mar 9, 2019

A medium sized wild cat. Today the word specifically means a snow leopard, but in Shakespeare's day it could mean other cats such as a puma or a cheetah.

Mar 9, 2019

because

Mar 9, 2019

These two lines (and others with rhymes based on short 'a' and short 'o') have prompted speculation about how Shakespeare pronounced words like “man” and “on”. These lines don't rhyme as we pronounce them today. Did Shakespeare pronounce “man” like “mon”, or did he pronounce “on” like “ann”? Or perhaps there is some other explanation for this rhyme.

Mar 9, 2019

a female deer of at least three years of age
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