session (noun)
A period devoted to a particular activity; a meeting; a gathering of a court of law
summon (verb)
To call, invite; to order someone to be present, especially in a court of law
woe (noun)
Sorrow or distress
cancel (verb)
To decide not to go through with something planned; to destroy; to offset; to complete (as in paying off a debt)
sight (noun)
Something that is seen; in Shakespeare’s time, “sigh” was also spelled this way
expense (noun)
Cost or financial burden; a loss caused by some action
foregone (adjective)
Past, previous
tell (verb)
To express; to give information; to narrate; to count
o’er (preposition)
Over; about
account (noun)
Story, tale; reckoning, computation; money deposited in a bank
fore (adverb)
Before
