Note 343 — ACT V. SCENE I.

This passion has given some satisfaction yet] “i.e. this pathetic exclamation: it is parodied in part from the Spanish Tragedy, and is, without all question, by far the stupidest attempt at wit to which that persecuted play ever gave rise. That it afforded some satisfaction to Lysander, ought, in courtesy, to be attributed to his having more good nature than taste.”—Gifford.