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The works of Thomas Middleton, Volume 4 (of 5)

Note 328 — ACT IV. SCENE I.

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all to-be-dabbled A writer in the additions to Boucher’s Gloss. (new ed. in v. All) has well observed, that in such expressions as this it is a mistake to suppose that all is coupled with to, and that it becomes equivalent to omnino from being thus conjoined: the to is connected with the following participle as a prefix.

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