[{"id"=>"msg_6869b8d8597c819ebde1a5a01ab7d8100d087706c5563bdb", "type"=>"message", "status"=>"completed", "content"=>[{"type"=>"output_text", "annotations"=>[], "logprobs"=>[], "text"=>"This flashcard deck covers common words and phrases from Shakespearean English, providing their modern meanings and equivalents. It includes archaic vocabulary (e.g., \"fie\" meaning curses, \"wench\" meaning woman), old pronouns and verb forms (\"thou,\" \"thy,\" \"thine,\" and corresponding verb conjugations), as well as contractions and expressions frequently used in Shakespeare's works (e.g., \"'tis\" = it is, \"prithee\" = please). The deck also explains directional and temporal terms like \"hither,\" \"thither,\" \"whence,\" and \"morrow,\" helping learners understand the language style and communication of Shakespeare's time."}], "role"=>"assistant"}]
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