Question

translate the following quote into modern english:
ature hath framed stange fellows in her time.\ nature is eternal. human beings sure are weird. nature often makes people look guilty even if they arent. all of natures creations are beautiful. question 13 1 pts translate the following quote into modern english: \i have begun to plant thee, and will labour / to make thee full of growing.\ much like a plant, you are technically alive but useless. ive planted the seeds of success in you, and ill be sure to see them grow. im going to bury you alive. you are as beautiful as a plant.

Explanation:

For the first quote, "Nature hath framed stange fellows in her time", "hath" is an old - English form of "has", "framed" means made or created, and "stange" (likely a misspelling of "strange") and "fellows" (people). So it means nature has made strange people.
For the second quote, "I have begun to plant thee, and will labour / To make thee full of growing", "plant thee" is a metaphorical planting (not literal burial or just a plant - like existence). It implies starting something (like seeds of success) and working to make it grow.

Answer:

For the first quote: Human beings sure are weird.
For the second quote: I've planted the seeds of success in you, and I'll be sure to see them grow.