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I. i. 426. Populous: ‘perhaps used in the sense of thick, compact.’—Bullen. Webster quotes this passage and explains, ‘suitable to common people: hence common, inferior, vulgar.’ Delius proposes palpable.

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I. i. 466. His in state, i.e. ‘his legally.’

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I. i. 472. Cf. ‘To wring the widow from her customed right.’—2 Henry VI., V. i. 188.

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I. i. 537. Tyrrell begins Act II. here.

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I. i. 546. ‘The gentleman is not in your books.’—Much Ado, I. i. 79.

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I. i. 548. make a gree, come to an agreement. Agree was used adverbially for at gree.

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ACT II

SCENE I

Bradshaw. See you them that comes yonder, Master Greene?

Greene. Ay, very well: do you know them?

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