The HIERONIMO Dictionary

bower

Definition:
"arbour, leafy glade; or: lady's chamber, boudoir" (Crystal and Crystal 2008)

Category:
Stage direction - Properties / Part of set

Examples:

1
Enter Beatrice secretively. She slips into the bower

Who speaks: .
To whom: .
Observation:
In the dialogue, "bower" is mentioned 16 lines earlier: "And bid her steal into the pleached bower" (3.1.7)

Translations:

1
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2
Entra Beatriz por el fondo.
[Astrana MA OC 1961] Loc: p. 681.

Observation:
Astrana does not translate "She slips into the bower" but both in the dialogue (3.1.7) and in the stage direction at 3.1.33, he uses "enramada"

2
They approach the bower

Who speaks: .
To whom: .
Observation:
See also 3.1.23

Translations:

1
Avanzan hacia la enramada
[Astrana MA OC 1961] Loc: p. 681.
3
And bid her steal into the pleached bower

Who speaks: Hero.
To whom: Margaret and Ursula.
Observation:
See also stage directions at 3.1.23 and 3.1.33

Translations:

1
y aconséjale que se oculte en la enramada tupida
[Astrana MA OC 1961] Loc: p. 680.