2. Romeo and Juliet

3. ARCHAIC LANGUAGE

4. Woo Date, court, win one’s heart

5. Time Phrases Fortnight Anon Ne’er E’er Oft Ere TTTTwo weeks SSSSoon NNNNever EEEEver OOOOften BBBBefore

6. Woe Sorrow or sadness

7. Heavy Sad, the weight of the world on your shoulders

8. Places ► Yonder, yon ► Whence ► Hence ► Hither ► Thither ► O’er ► Over there ► Where ► From here ► Here ► There ► Over

9. Star-crossed Doomed, ill-fated, A bad sign as seen in the stars

10. Sayings Naught Marry! Fie! Alack E’en Aye Hie!  Nothing  Indeed!  For shame!  Alas  Even  Yes  Hurry!

11. Shrift Confession

12. Morrow MorningMorning

13. Knave Servant or low class person

14. Helping Words Hath Doth or dost Art Thou or thy Twas Tis Wilt ╬ Have, has ╬ Do, you do, does ╬ Are ╬ You or your ╬ It was t is ╬ will

15. “Your Man” Servant

16. Holp h e l p e d

17. More Helpers Unto Would Nay Go to! Ho To Wish No Stop this! Now

18. Actions Chide, chidst Beseech Scathe Thrice Teen Gali  Scold  Beg  Harm  Three times  Sorrow

19. Fray Quarrel, fight

20. Chaste Pure, innocent, virgin

21. Adversary Enemy, foe

22. Sepulcher Burial tomb

23. Tomb Monument, grave, vault

24. Spinners SpidersSpiders

25. Other Words Atomies Breast Dug Fay Wherefore -T-Tiny creatures -H-Heart -B-Breast -F-Faith -S-Shy

26. Visage Mask, visor

27. Wench Young woman

28. Romeo and Juliet The End