To feed were best at home; from thence, the sauce is meat to ceremony: Meeting were bare without it

To feed were best at home; from thence, the sauce is meat to ceremony: Meeting were bare without it

In William Shakespeare's works, the importance of home and family is a recurring theme that is often intertwined with the complexities of human relationships and societal expectations. The quote "To feed were best at home; from thence, the sauce is meat to ceremony: Meeting were bare without it" reflects this sentiment, highlighting the idea that true nourishment and fulfillment come from the comfort and familiarity of one's own home.