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_he may sleep_, Act IV. 1.

_Then be thou jocund_, Act III. 2.

_Had he not resembled_, Act II. 2.

_they should be women_, and _in deeper consequence_, Act I. 3.

192. _Why stands Macbeth_, Act IV. 1.

_the milk of human kindness_, Act I. 5.

_himself alone._ _The Third Part of King Henry VI._, Act V. 6.

_For Banquo’s issue_, Act III. 1.

193. _Duncan is in his grave_, Act III. 2.

_direness is thus rendered familiar_, Act V. 5.

_is troubled_, Act V. 3.

_subject_ [servile] _to all the skyey influences_. _Measure for
Measure_, Act III. 1.

_My way of life_, Act V. 3.

194. _the ‘Beggar’s Opera,’_ by John Gay (1685–1732), first acted
January 29, 1728. See _The Round Table_, pp. 65–66.

_Lillo’s murders._ George Lillo, dramatist (1693–1739), author of
_Fatal Curiosity_ and _George Barnwell_. See note to p. 154.

_Lamb’s Specimens of Early [English] Dramatic Poets_, 1808. See
Gollancz’s edition, 2 vols., 1893, vol. I. pp. 271–272.

_the Witch of Middleton._ Thomas Middleton (?1570–1627). It is
not known whether the date of the _Witch_ is earlier or later
than that of _Macbeth_.

JULIUS CÆSAR

195. _the celebrated Earl of Hallifax._ Charles Montague, Earl of
Halifax (1661–1715), poet and statesman. _King and no King_,
licensed 1611, printed 1619; _Secret Love, or, the Maiden
Queen_, first acted 1667, printed the following year.

_Thou art a cobler_ [but with awl. I] and _Wherefore rejoice_,