I had no interest in your heat's preceding.
This, says the prince, is no quarrel of mine, I had no interest in your former discord; I suffer merely by your private animosity.
III.ii.5 (79,3) Spread thy close curtain, love-performing night,/That run-away's eyes may wink] [Warburton explained the "run-away" as the "sun">[ I am not satisfied with this explanation, yet have nothing better to propose.
III.ii.10 (80,4) Come, civil night] Civil is grave, decently solemn.
III.ii.14 (80,5) unmann'd blood] Blood yet unacquainted with man.
III.ii.25 (81,6) the garish sun] Milton had this speech in his thoughts when he wrote Il Penseroso.
"—Civil night,
"Thou sober-suited matron."—Shakespeare.
"Till civil-suited morn appear."—Milton.
"Pay no worship to the gairish sun."—Shakespeare.