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"Don't" is a contraction of "do not", with the apostrophe representing the unpronounced letter o. In Shakespeare's day, this contraction wasn't much used (or as they would say, was not much used), although they did use some different ones. Shakespeare's language was modern English, by the way, the same one we are using now.

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it is just "cannot"

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