Will's Words: How William Shakespeare Changed the Way You Talk
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WILL’S WORDS For goodness sake WHAT IT MEANS When you look at these words you can see that they really mean for the sake of being good and that’s just what the saying meant in Will’s time Nowadays people use it more like Doggone it WHERE IT COMES FROM HENRY VIII ACT 3 SCENE 1 The bad guy in the play tells the queen she should change her behavior for the sake of goodness WILL’S WORDS What’s done is done WHAT IT MEANS You can’t change what you’ve done so don’t worry about it WHERE IT COMES FROM MACBETH ACT 3 SCENE 2 Macbeth feels guilty after murdering the king His wife tells him there’s no use losing sleep over it since what’s done is done Yeah it wasn’t a good excuse four hundred years ago and it still isn’t today
In 1606 London was a bustling jostling clanging singing stinking head-chopping pickpocketing wonder of a city You would probably need a break from a city like that
