So also in the following instances:--

"The slaughter of the prince that _ow'd_ that crown."

_Richard III._, Act. iv. Sc. 4.

"What art thou, that keepst me out from the house I
_owe_?"

_Comedy of Errors_, Act iii. Sc. 1.

"Then thou alone kingdoms of hearts shouldst _owe_."

_Sonnet_ lxx.

Further examples will be found in _A Lover's Complaint_, the last line
but two; _Pericles_, Act v. Sc. 1.; _Twelfth Night_, Act. i Sc. 5.,
_Love's Labour's Lost_, Act i. Sc. 2.; _King John_, Act ii. Sc. 1.;
_King Lear_, Act i. Sc. 4.

As the passage is allowed to be obscure, this attempt to explain its
meaning is submitted with great deference to the opinions of your
readers.

Arun.


_Mildew in Books_ (Vol. ii., p. 103.).--In answer to B. I mention that
the following facts connected with mildew in books have been elicited.