Seeing in their loves the Fates were injurèd.
FOOTNOTES:
[1] The Arguments are by Chapman, who also divided Marlowe's portion of the form into the First and Second Sestiad.
[2] Eds. 1600, 1606, 1613, "Sea-borders."—Ed. 1598, according to Malone, has "sea-borderers;" and so eds. 1629, 1637.
[3] Some editions give "wore."
[4] Some eds. have "rockt," which may be the right reading.
[5] So ed. 1637.—The earlier editions that I have seen read "may."
[6] Cf. Venus and Adonis (l. 3)—
"Rose-cheek'd Adonis hied him to the chace."
[7] So Hamlet i. 1—