[13:2] There are numerous instances of both these effects in the play before us. "Counter-reflect (a noun); meditance; couch and corslet (used as verbs); operance; appointment, for military accoutrements; globy eyes; scurril; disroot; dis-seat," &c. Weber.
[14:1] page 15
[15:1] t. i. mourn them ever
[15:2] page 16
[15:3] ownest
[16:1] page 17
[17:1] page 18
[18:1] page 19
[19:1] Farmer's Essay on the Learning of Shakspeare.
[19:2] A singularly rich and energetic piece of colouring in this sort is near the beginning of the poem, commencing,