"Madam he sleeps still."
"Be so good, madam, when we do awake him."
The folio has "Madam, be so good."
"Fourscore and upward [not an hour more or less] and to deal plainly with you."
I agree with the 4tos, and with the more judicious critics, in omitting the bracketted words. (See on Ham. iii. 1. v. 2.) The addition seems requisite.
"To make him even go o'er the time he has lost."