e_.

[456-29] He speaks to Gonzalo.

[457-30] _Taste some subtilties_ means _feel some deceptions_.

[457-31] _Justify you traitors_ means _prove that you are traitors_.

[457-32] _Woe_ here means _sorry_.

[458-33] _As late_ means _as recent_.

[458-34] In this place _admire_ means _wonder_.

[458-35] _Are natural breath_ means _are the breath of a human being_.
The lords are still amazed; they cannot reason, they can scarcely
believe their eyes or that the words they hear come from a living human
being.

[458-36] In this connection _yet_ means _now_ or _for the present_.

[458-37] That is, it is a story to be told day after day.

[459-38] Miranda playfully accuses Ferdinand of cheating in the game.

[459-39] The exact meaning of _wrangle_ has not been determined, and
critics still disagree. However, what Miranda says is, "you might cheat
me for a score of kingdoms and yet I would call it fair play."

[459-40] Alonzo means that if this sight of Ferdinand is one of the
witcheries of the island, he will feel that he has lost his son a second
time.

[460-41] And this lady by becoming my wife makes him a second father to
me.

[462-42] That is, "all of us have found our senses, when no man was in
possession of his own."

[462-43] See Act I--Scene I.

[462-44] This sentence means, "Now you blasphemous man who swore so on
board the ship that we could be saved, have you not an oath to swear on
shore?"

[463-45] _Tricksy_ means _clever_.

[463-46] _Capering to eye her_ means _dancing with joy at seeing her_.

[463-47] _Moping_ here means _bewildered_.

[463-48] _Conduct of_ is used for _conductor_ or _leader of_.

[463-49] That is, "some wise man must make it clear to us."

[463-50] This sentence means "Do not trouble your mind by hammering away
at the strangeness of these happenings."

[464-51] _At pick'd leisure_ is _at a chosen time when we have the
opportunity_.

[464-52] _Single I'll resolve_ means _I will explain singly_.

[464-53] _Of every these happen'd accidents_ means _how every one of
these things happened_.

[464-54] Stephano is still a little drunk and his tongue uncertain in
its speech. He means, _Let us every man shift for himself_.

[464-55] _Coragio_ is used for _courage!_

[464-56] Trinculo means, "If my eyes do not deceive me."

[465-57] _Without_ here means _outside of_ or _beyond_.

[465-58] _Gilded_ is a word that was commonly applied to a man who was
drunk.

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