‘take this from this, if this be otherwise…’

Ok kids get your thinking caps on! which play is the above taken from? The moody Dane should be a big enough clue. Too, too easy!

When the whole is taken as this, this is all my argument. This can be three generations eating and drinking in front of fire. This is the mood, the atmosphere, the interaction; or what one calls ‘gezellig’ in Dutch and ‘gemutlich’ in German.

This in the sonnets is love. This is also his verse, which originates because of his love. Ergo that is this. This is the basis of the two in one philosophy, i.e. we cannot be separated because you are in me and I am in you.

 ‘The worth of that, is that which it contains,
And that is this, and this with thee remains.’ Q74.