<span>believe me for mine honour, and have respect to mine honour, that you may believe: censure me in your wisdom, and awake your senses, that you may the better judge.</span>
I think it's between a or d but most likely d
This is the bandwagon technique because they say things like "do what the rest of the country is doing" and other examples of bandwagoning.
Shakespearean English might be a little tricky to understand. Here are the matches:
<span>A) dar'st - dare
B) thee/thou - you
C) naught - nothing
D) doth - do, does
E) prithee - I
pray thee, I ask thee
F) yea - yes
G) oft - often
H) bid - ask, request, command
I) ne'er - never
J) beseech - beg</span>
