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What does ferdinand mean in this speech to miranda in the tempest? there be some sports are painful, and their labour delight in them sets off: some kinds of baseness are nobly undergone and most poor matters point to rich ends. this my mean task would be as heavy to me as odious, but the mistress which i serve quickens what's dead and makes my labours pleasures . . a. he has always been more interested in love than in sports. b. even hard work is enjoyable for him if it leads to her love. c. it was wrong of him to think that she delights in tormenting him. d. she has not treated him according to his noble character.
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