For delight in the last line we might read dislike, but I think we should rather read annoy; for in these cases, as we may see, no resemblance in form or sound is to be sought. I therefore in Othel. iii. 3, reject the emendation of Pope and 4to 1630 of feels for keeps, because it was evidently suggested by the slight similarity of form, and does not perfectly suit the context. The reader will find an excellent instance in As You Like It, ii. 3.
My news shall be the news to that great feast.
Ham. ii. 2.
So the folio reads; the 4to has more correctly fruit.
Surely Shakespeare never wrote
To seek thy help, by beneficial help.
Com. of Err. i. 1.
He that they cannot help him,
They that they cannot help.
All's Well, i. 3.