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12, 38, etc.
48. Botcher. Mender of old clothes (Schmidt). Cf. A. W. iv.
3. 21 1 : "a botcher's prentice in Paris " ; Cor. ii. I. 98 : "a botcher's cushion," etc.
51. Syllogis7n. The word is used by S. nowhere else.
52. So. So be it, well and good. Cf. M. of V. i. 3. 170: "If he will take it, so; if not, adieu." 57. Misprision. Mistake, misapprehension. Cf. M. N. D. iii.
2. 90 : — " Of thy misprision must perforce ensue Some true love turn'd, and not a false turn'd true; " Much Ado, iv. i. 187:... "There is some strange misprision in the princes," etc.
58. Cucullus non facit monachum. A cowl does not make a Scene V] Notes 157 monk ; that is, wearing motley does not prove me a fool. For motley, cf. A. V. L. ii. 7. 34, 58, etc.
As much to say as. The same arrangement occurs in 2 Hen. VI.
iv. 2. 18, and is found in other writers of the time.
62. Dexterioiisly. The 4th foUo changes the word to " dexter- ously"; but the blunder was probably intentional.
65. Good my mouse of virtue. For mouse as a term of endear- ment, cf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
12, 38, etc.
48. Botcher. Mender of old clothes (Schmidt). Cf. A. W. iv.
3. 21 1 : "a botcher's prentice in Paris " ; Cor. ii. I. 98 : "a botcher's cushion," etc.
51. Syllogis7n. The word is used by S. nowhere else.
52. So. So be it, well and good. Cf. M. of V. i. 3. 170: "If he will take it, so; if not, adieu." 57. Misprision. Mistake, misapprehension. Cf. M. N. D. iii.
2. 90 : — " Of thy misprision must perforce ensue Some true love turn'd, and not a false turn'd true; " Much Ado, iv. i. 187:... "There is some strange misprision in the princes," etc.
58. Cucullus non facit monachum. A cowl does not make a Scene V] Notes 157 monk ; that is, wearing motley does not prove me a fool. For motley, cf. A. V. L. ii. 7. 34, 58, etc.
As much to say as. The same arrangement occurs in 2 Hen. VI.
iv. 2. 18, and is found in other writers of the time.
62. Dexterioiisly. The 4th foUo changes the word to " dexter- ously"; but the blunder was probably intentional.
65. Good my mouse of virtue. For mouse as a term of endear- ment, cf.
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