Close thine eyes for ever, and be quiet.
IV.xiv.73 (233,5) pleach'd arms] Arms folded in each other.
IV.xiv.77 (233,6) His baseness that ensued?] The poor conquered wretch that followed.
IV.xiv.86 (233,7) the worship of the whole world] The worship, is the dignity, the authority.
IV.xv.9 (237,9)
O sun,
Burn the great sphere thou mov'st in!—darkling stand
The varying shore o' the world]
She desires the sun, to burn his own orb, the vehicle of light, and then the earth will be dark.
IV.xv.19-23 (237,1) I here importune death] [Theobald had regularized the versification and had added two words] Mr. Theobald's emendation is received by the succeeding editors; but it seems not necessary that a dialogue so distressful should be nicely regular. I have therefore preserved the original reading in the text, and the emendation below.