Note 992 — SCENE II.
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property] In Shirley’s Wedding (Works, vol. i. p. 397), “property of your lust” is explained by Gifford, “disguise, cloak for it.” In the present passage, therefore, it may mean “the cloak for your love to Lactantio;” but I believe it signifies nothing more than—a thing to use at will for your convenience: compare p. 598, l. 14.