[873] [refuse.]
[874] The passage in Shakespeare bears so strong a resemblance to this, as to render it probable that the one suggested the other. See act iv. sc. 2.
"Bass. Why doest thou whet thy knife so earnestly?" &c.
[875] [destroy.]
[876] [belongs.]
[877] [knows.]
[878] Ver. 61. griped, Ashmol. copy.
XII.
THE PASSIONATE SHEPHERD TO HIS LOVE.
