The Tragedie of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark - A Study with the Text of the Folio of 1623 by George MacDonald
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To businesse with the King, more then the scope
Of these dilated Articles allow:[7] [Sidenote: delated[8]] Farewell and let your hast commend your duty.[9] [Footnote 1: weighing out an equal quantity of each.] [Footnote 2: Like _crossed_.] [Footnote 3: 'Now follows--that (_which_) you know--young Fortinbras:--'] [Footnote 4: _Colleagued_ agrees with _supposall_. The preceding two lines may be regarded as somewhat parenthetical. _Dream of advantage_--hope of gain.] [Footnote 5: _Not in Q._] [Footnote 6: _going; advance._ Note in Norway also, as well as in Denmark, the succession of the brother.] [Footnote 7: (_giving them papers_).] [Footnote 8: Which of these is right, I cannot tell. _Dilated_ means _expanded_, and would refer to _the scope; _delated_ means _committed_--to them, to limit them.] [Footnote 9: idea of duty.] [Page 18] |
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