Question

thursday
difficult words: shakespeare uses words that you may not be familiar with. some of them are words that we don’t use anymore. others are words that are not commonly used. you may have explanations for these words in your edition of the play. if not, you might have to use context clues or look them up.
in the following sentence, what does the word “sequestration” mean? and what does the word “retirement” mean in this context?
“and never noted in him any study. any retirement. and sequestration.” - henry v.

Explanation:

In the context of Shakespeare's "Henry V", "sequestration" refers to a state of being withdrawn or secluded, similar to isolation. "Retirement" here also implies a withdrawal from public - view or a secluded state, a time of being away from the public eye or social activity.

Answer:

"Sequestration" means a state of withdrawal or seclusion. "Retirement" means a withdrawal from public - view or a secluded state.