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A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 10

Note 216 — ACTUS IV., SCÆNA 1.

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In the two 4o copies of this play the latter part of the speech stands thus:—Only for this world's mammon, which is great name and riches, like a string between a galley-slave's legs, is the only ease of their fetters. Mr. Reed introduced the improvement.—Collier.

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