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The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 6 of 9]

Note 29 — Scene I. London. An ante-chamber in the palace.

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his self-drawing] his self-drawn Rowe (ed. 2) and Capell. himself drawing Theobald conj. his self drawing Staunton. 's self-drawing Dyce (ed. 2). his self-wrapping Bullock conj.]

web, he gives us note] Capell. web, a' gives us note or web erecting all The building of his greatness, he gives us note Id. conj. web. O gives us note F1. web. O! gives us note F2 F3 F4. web; this gives us note Pope. web. O! it gives us note Singer. web,—O! give us note!—Knight. web. O! this gives us note, Hunter conj. web,—Oh, give it note! Keightley.

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