Summary
This quote from Polonius in Shakespeare's Hamlet suggests that it is often more difficult to conceal one's pain and sorrow than it is to openly express hatred or animosity towards love. It implies that grief weighs heavily on the individual, potentially causing internal turmoil and leading to the need for concealment. In contrast, expressing hate or speaking ill of love may come more easily as a way to deflect or cover up one's true emotions.
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