Note 3904 — [Scene II.][3897]
Reading edition
“To stab their arms with daggers, and drink off the blood mixed with wine, to the health of their mistresses, was formerly a frequent practice among gallants.” (Dyce.) Cf. Lear, II. i. 36.
Reading edition
“To stab their arms with daggers, and drink off the blood mixed with wine, to the health of their mistresses, was formerly a frequent practice among gallants.” (Dyce.) Cf. Lear, II. i. 36.