Last recesses of the mind. Dryden, Translation of Second Satire of Persius, line 133.
[282]. This hand of yours requires. Othello, III. 4. [‘Sweating devil.’]
[283]. Qualified ... very craftily. Othello, II. 3.
Mind’s eye. Hamlet, I. 2.
[284]. Trod the primrose path. Hamlet, I. 3.
[285]. Stupidly good. Paradise Lost, IX. 465.
An eye to threaten and command. Hamlet, III. 4.
[287]. Leave stings. Cf.
‘Who, for the poor renown of being smart,
Would leave a sting within a brother’s heart?’