Question

match each quotation from hamlet to its meaning. prithee break thee off give him leave to go proud t on by a most emulate pride give him permission to go quiet! stop talking. provoked by extreme jealousy

Explanation:

1. "Prithee, break thee off" means "Quiet! Stop talking." as it is a command - like phrase asking someone to stop speaking.
2. "Give him leave to go" means "give him permission to go" where "leave" is an old - fashioned way of saying permission.
3. "Provok'd on by a most emulate pride" implies being "provoked by extreme jealousy" as "emulate pride" can be interpreted as a form of intense envy or jealousy that provokes someone.

Answer:

"Prithee, break thee off" - Quiet! Stop talking.
"Give him leave to go" - give him permission to go
"Provok'd on by a most emulate pride" - provoked by extreme jealousy