Note 282 — ACT III., SCENE I.
Reading edition
Habington has the same thought in his "Castara," edit. 1640, p. 51—
"Would Castara were The daughter of some mountain-cottager, Who, with his toil worn out, could dying leave Her no more dowre than what she did receive From bounteous nature; her would I then lead To th' temple, rich in her own wealth."
—Steevens.