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851) Commentary Note for line 2818:
2818 Of his owne iust remoue, the people muddied
    ... ><i>led</i> up.' In Shakespeare it is br ...
    ... onnected with it in Shakespeare, the moo ...
852) Commentary Note for line 2821:
2821 In hugger mugger to inter him: poore Ophelia
    ... nt that they are <i>Shakespeare</i>'s: I ...
    ... nt that they are <i>Shakespeare</i>'s: I ...
    ...  of some editors of Shakespeare, who tho ...
    ... y with <i>in</i> by Shakespeare's contem ...
    ...  that the words are Shakespeare's: if ph ...
    ... ns </i>remarks that Shakespeare probably ...
    ... e of Brutus), which Shakespeare had rece ...
    ... illey H805), though Shakespeare does not ...
    ... cretly and hastily. Shakespeare's only u ...
853) Commentary Note for line 2832:
2832 Like to a murdring peece in many places
    ... he specific term in Shakespeare's time f ...
854) Commentary Note for lines 2836-37:
2836-7 King. {Attend,} where {is} <are> my Swissers, | let them guard the doore,
2837 What is the matter?
    ... at it was common in Shakespeare's time,  ...
    ... : &#x201C;<small>In Shakespeare's time S ...
    ... . 1890): &#x201C;In Shakespeare's time t ...
    ... #x201C;Switzers] In Shakespeare's time t ...
    ...  indeed employed in Shakespeare's time;  ...
855) Commentary Note for line 2839:
2839 The Ocean ouer-peering of his list
    ... e several tiimes in Shakespeare's plays. ...
    ...  recurrent one with Shakespeare. Cf. <i> ...
856) Commentary Note for line 2840:
2840 Eates not the flats with more impitious hast 2840
    ... teous'. But perhaps Shakespeare uses it  ...
    ... it is more likely a Shakespearean coinag ...
    ... rds retains it as a Shakespearean coinag ...
857) Commentary Note for line 2841:
2841 Then young Laertes in a riotous head
    ...  a band of rioters. Shakespeare often us ...
    ... n (OED sb. 29). But Shakespeare also has ...
858) Commentary Note for line 2842:
2842 Ore-beares your Officers: the rabble call him Lord,
    ... t; &#x201C;Why does Shakespeare exhibit  ...
    ... a minor incident in Shakespeare's plot,  ...
859) Commentary Note for line 2845:
2845 The ratifiers and props of euery word, 2845
    ... <i>identical</i> in Shakespeare, as can  ...
    ... e' does not fare in Shakespeare's plays. ...
    ... ommonly assigned to Shakespeare; and the ...
    ...  for attributing to Shakespeare a measur ...
    ... st remember that in Shakespeare's time l ...
860) Commentary Note for line 2846:
2846 {The} <They> cry choose we, Laertes shall be King,
    ... nt out one touch of Shakespeare's art wh ...

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