coil （“kept a coil”*, in F2 “acoyle,” bustled about, pestered All'sW. II. i. 27: see A33)
1.
noise, disturbance Err. III. i. 48.
2.
fuss, to-do Ado III. iii. 99, John II. i. 165; “mortal coil,” bustle or
turmoil of this mortal life
Ham. III. i. 67
“When we have shuffled
off this mortal coil.”
