That is, "let there be such separation," &c. A comma should be placed after modesty.
ACT III.
Scene 1. Page 77.
Quin. When you have spoken your speech, enter into that brake.
It is submitted that brake cannot in this instance signify a large extent of ground, overgrown with furze, but merely the hawthorn bush or tyring-house as Quince had already called it.
Scene 1. Page 83.
Bot. Nay I can gleek upon occasion.
Again, in Romeo and Juliet, Act IV. Scene 5:
"1. Mus. What will you give us?
Pet. No money, on my faith; but the gleek."