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[Footnote I.75: _Each man's censure_,] Sentiment, opinion.] [Footnote I.76: _Chief in that._] _i.e._, chiefly in that.] [Footnote I.77: _Husbandry_] _i.e._, thrift, economical prudence.] [Footnote I.78: _Season this in thee!_] _i.e._, infix it in such a manner as that it may never wear out.] [Footnote I.79: _Yourself shall keep the key of it._] Thence it shall not be dismissed, till you think it needless to retain it.] [Footnote I.80: _Given private time to you_;] Spent his time in private visits to you.] [Footnote I.81: _As so 'tis put on me_,] Suggested to, impressed on me.] [Footnote I.82: _Is between_] _i.e._, what has passed--what intercourse had.] [Footnote I.83: _Green girl, Unsifted_] _i.e._, inexperienced girl. Unsifted means one who has not nicely _canvassed_ and examined the peril of her situation.] [Footnote I.84: _Woodcocks._] Witless things.] [Footnote I.85: _Slander any leisure moment_,] _i.e._, I would not have you so disgrace your most idle moments, as not to find better employment for them than lord Hamlet's conversation.] [Footnote I.86: _An eager air._] _Eager_ here means _sharp_, from _aigre_, French.] [Footnote I.87: _Doth wake to-night_,] _i.e._, holds a late revel.] [Footnote I.88: _Takes his rouse_,] _Rouse_ means drinking bout, carousal.] [Footnote I.89: _Questionable shape_,] To _question_, in our author's time, signified to _converse_. Questionable, therefore, means _capable of being conversed with._] [Footnote I.90: _Hearsed in death_,] Deposited with the accustomed funeral rites.] [Footnote I.91: _Cerements_;] Those precautions usually adopted in preparing dead bodies for sepulture.] [Footnote I.92: _Fools of nature_] _i.e._, making sport for nature.] [Footnote I.93: _Disposition_] Frame of mind and body.] [Footnote I.94: _Removed ground:_] _Removed_ for _remote_.] [Footnote I.95: _At a pin's fee_;] _i.e._, the value of a pin.] [Footnote I.96: _What if it tempt you toward the flood, &c._] Malignant spirits were supposed to entice their victims into places of gloom and peril, and exciting in them the deepest terror.] [Footnote I.97: _Beetles o'er his base into the sea_,] _i.e._, projects darkly over the sea.] [Footnote I.98: _Nemean lion's nerve._] Shakespe
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