Sc. 2.
"Which sleeps, and never palates more the dung,
The beggar's nurse and Cæsar's."
With Mr. Dyce I would read dug, the correction of Warburton. Of may have been lost in the beginning of the last line. Still 'dung' may be right, denoting earth; so I have retained it in my Edition.
"He gives me so much of my own, as I
Will kneel to him in thanks for."
For 'as' Mason would read and.