Quote by William Shakespeare

I dote on his very absence.

I dote on his very absence.

Summary

This quote, "I dote on his very absence," suggests that the speaker finds pleasure or fondness in the absence or absence of someone. It implies that the person's absence is preferable or desirable to their presence. This may indicate dissatisfaction or disapproval with the individual, leading the speaker to appreciate the reprieve brought about by their absence.

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By William Shakespeare

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