IV.xv.28 (238,2) still conclusion] Sedate determination; silent coolness of resolution.
IV.xv.32 (236,3) Here's sport, indeed!] I suppose the meaning of these strange words is, here's trifling, you do not work in earnest.
IV.xv.39 (239,4) Quicken with kissing] That is, Revive by my kiss.
IV.xv.44 (239,6) That the false huswife Fortune break her wheel] This despicable line has occurred before.
IV.xv.65 (240,8) The soldier's pole] He at whom the soldiers pointed, as at a pageant held high for observation.
IV.xv.72 (240,9)
Char. Peace, peace, Iras.
Cleo. No more—but e'en a woman]
[W: peace, Isis] Of this note it may be truly said, that it at least deserves to be right, nor can he, that shall question the justness of the emendation, refuse his esteem to the ingenuity and learning with which it is proposed.
Hanmer had proposed another emendation, not injudiciously. He reads thus,