[281] Old eds. “Whose force writh’d.”
[282] Old eds. “Laughter.”
[283] Compare Biron’s famous soliloquy in Love’s Labour Lost, iii. 1.
[284] Ed. 2. “him.”—Neither reading is intelligible.
[285] See Dyce’s Shakesp. Gloss., s. Occupy.
[286] The old form of spelling (ridiculed in Love’s Labour Lost) from the erroneous derivation ab homine.
[287] Eds. 1. and 3. “Don. Amor. Sir Judgement of the countrie.”
[288] Ed. 1. “’Tis in great case.”—Ed. 3. “’Tis in a great case.”
[289] Eds. 1. and 3. “Sir death,” &c.
[290] Eds. 1. and 3. “wild.”