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[ His arms and fingers long and sinewy] So the 8vo, except that, by a misprint, it has "snowy" for "sinewy."—The 4to gives the line thus,—
"His armes long, HIS fingers SNOWY-WHITE."!!
(and so the line used to stand in Lamb's SPEC. OF DRAM. POETS, till I made the necessary alteration in Mr. Moxon's recent ed. of that selection.)]
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[ subdu'd] So the 8vo.—The 4to "subdue.">[
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[ Nature doth strive with Fortune, &c.] Qy did Shakespeare recollect this passage when he wrote,—
"Nature and Fortune join'd to make thee great"?
KING JOHN, act iii. sc. 1.]
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[ port] i.e. gate.]