F. Q. i. 3. 37.
"It shall be therefore bootless
That longer you desire the court. * *"
It is difficult to make any good sense of 'desire' here; and a foot is wanting. The 4th folio, for 'desire,' reads defer. We might add deferr'd or delay'd at the end.
"Sir ... I am about to weep."
This seems to be the right punctuation.
"As you have done my truth. If he then know."