During that time the doctors believed about blending the religion and the medicine for the solution of the diseases.
<u>Explanation:</u>
At the time of William Shakespeare, the medical practitioners and the people who had the medical knowledge wanted to blend and mix the knowledge of medicine with the religion of that time to find the solution of the diseases and the problems occurring at that time.
During that time Elizabethans were sufficiently rich to bear the cost of an authorized doctor. Rather, they would depend on the information on a neighborhood "astute lady," with her home assortment of cure plans and prescriptions. Or on the other hand, they would send a depiction of their side effects (alongside a pee test) to an "empiric," who may cast a prophetic horoscope.
I would say 4 because the paragraph is talking about how she loves horses and wants to be with her cousin on the ranch and its really telling her personal interest and number 4 is more factual and thats not the tone.
