When Shakespeare wrote those lines in the 16th century, grief over the connected with a loved one was a common occurrence. Death, accessible plague, war and other ills, rarely took a holiday. The Bard saw that giving voice to sorrow was important for both the bereaved and the people around them, and far preferable to repressing one's feelings and keeping a stiff Elizabethan upper lip.Avoid...
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