—He thought it mean
Only to help the poor to beg again.
I.i.129 (280,2) Therefore he will be, Timon] I rather think an emendation necessary, and read,
Therefore well be him, Timon.
His honesty rewards him in itself.
That is, If he in honest, bene fit illi, I wish him the proper happiness of an honest man, but his honesty gives him no claim to my daughter.
The first transcriber probably wrote will be him, which the next, not understanding, changed to, he will be. (1773)
I.i.149 (281,3)
never may
That state, or fortune, fall into my keeping,