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[Footnote C:]

Romeo and Juliet, act II. scene ii. l. 44. This motto first appeared on the half-title of Peter Bell, second edition, 1819, under the advertisement of Benjamin the Waggoner, its first line being "What's a Name?" When The Waggoner appeared, a few days afterwards, the motto stood on its title-page. In the collective edition of the Poems (1820), it disappeared; but reappeared, in its final position, in the edition of 1827.—Ed.

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[Footnote D:]

Julius Cæsar, act I. scene ii. l. 147.—Ed.

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[Footnote E:]

Compare The Prelude, book iv. l. 47: