put you o'er Refer you. diffidence. Distrust. a pops me out He takes from me. five hundred pound a year. A substantial but not remarkable sum, suited to a minor member of the gentry. whe'er Whether. lay upon my mother's head; Hold my mother responsible. Fair fall May good fortune come to. bones I.e. of his dead father. this son like him, I.e. his brother Robert taking after his father. by night or day, Whether the act was at night or in daylight. grandam, Grandmother. not by truth; Not in true or moral fashion. a little from the right, In a roundabout or secretive way. o'er the hatch: The lower part of a divided door; i.e. climbing in the house clandestinely. have is have, however men do catch: Posession is all that matters, however it is gained. well won is still well shot, Archery: whatever the distance from the target, hitting the mark is what matters. frame of Planning. have stomach Am hungry. tend on Pay attention to. claw Flatter. controlment. Restraint. stood out against Don John has just led a rebellion against Don Pedro, and been defeated. grace; Favor. canker Worm. fashion a carriage Devise a way of behaving. enfranchised with a clog; Set free with strict limitations. mouth, Don John refers to the "muzzle" of the previous sentence.