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Start of II.I ... Fastidiously is an adverb describing actions done with extreme, meticulous care, excessive attention to detail, or intense concern for cleanliness and perfection

Page 16, End I.2

The play in performance fin - lxxii. Effervescence metaphorically to an "appealingly lively quality," such as the "effervescence of youth".

Introduction by Adrian Poole finished -

portentous is an adjective meaning ominous, foreboding, or threatening, used to describe a sign, omen, or event that signals upcoming disaste


Acrid - unpleasant

xlvi - 'Fair Verona'

Page xxx - tradegy, ropery and drudgery. Prosaically describes doing something in a dull, matter-of-fact, or unimaginative manner, lacking excitement or creativity.