II.ii.459 (223,5) (as I received it, and others whose judgment in such matters cried in the top of mine)] [i.e. whose judgment I had the highest opinion of. WARBURTON.] I think it means only that were higher than mine.
II.ii.466 (224,8) but called it, an honest method] Hamlet is telling how much his judgment differed from that of others. One said, there was no salt in the lines, &c. but call'd it an honest method. The author probably gave it, But I called it an honest method, &c.
II.ii.525 (226,9) the mobled queen] Mobled signifies huddled, grossly covered.
II.ii.587 (228,5) the cue for passion] The hint, the direction.
II.ii.589 (228,6) the general ear] The ears of all mankind. So before, Caviare to the general, that is, to the multitude.
II.ii.595 (229,7) unpregnant of my cause] [Unpregnant, for having no due sense of. WARBURTON.] Rather, not quickened with a new desire of vengeance; not teeming with revenge.
II.ii.598 (229,8) A damn'd defeat was made] [Defeat, for destruction. WARBURTON.] Rather, dispossession.
II.ii.608 (229,1) kindless] Unnatural.
II.ii.616 (229,3) About, my brain!] Wits, to your work. Brain, go about the present business.
II.ii.625 (230,5) tent him] Search his wounds.