Alack, no remedy)]
I think it very natural to reflect in this distress on the cruelty of Posthumus. Dr. WARBURTON proposes to read,
—the harder hap!—
III.iv.177 (231,8) which you'll make him know] This is HANMER's reading. The common books have it,
—which will make him know.
Mr. THEOBALD, in one of bit long notes, endeavours to prove, that it should be,
—which will make him so.
He is followed by Dr. WARBURTON.
III.iv.184 (231,9) we'll even/All that good time will give us] We'll make our work even with our time; we'll do what time will allow.
III.v.71 (235,2)