[82:1] “Two Noble Kinsmen,” iv., 3. [82:2] Ibid., ii., 1. [83:1] Ibid., iii., 2. [84:1] Ibid., iii., 4. [84:2] Ibid., iii., 5. [85:1] Ibid., iv., 1. [85:2] Ibid., iv., 1, 104, etc. [86:1] Ibid., iv., 3. [86:2] Ibid., v., 2. [89:1] Ward, Eng. Dram. Lit., ii., 300. The original criticism, as Dr. Ward points out, is Gifford’s. Cf. the latter’s edition of Ford, vol. i., p. 337. [90:1] “Elizabethan Literature,” p. 408. [90:2] “The Broken Heart,” iv., 4. [91:1] “The Lover’s Melancholy,” iii., 3. [92:1] Ibid., i., 1. [92:2] A similar device is found in Brome’s play, “The Antipodes,” where, however, the physician uses the fantastic but less morbid device of a “play within a play.” See page 136. [93:1] Ibid., iv., 2. [93:2] Ibid., ii., 2. [93:3] Ibid., ii., 2. [94:1] Ibid., iv., 2. [95:1] Ibid., v., 1. [96:1] Acted in 1602; first printed in 1631. [98:1] “Hoffman,” iv., 1. [99:1] Ibid., v., 2. [100:1] “A Very Woman,” ii., 2. [100:2] Ibid., iii., 3. [101:1] Ibid., iv., 2. [102:1] “A New Way to Pay Old Debts,” v., 1. [103:1] Ibid., v., 1. [103:2] Ibid., v., 1. [103:3] “The Duchess of Malfi,” v., 2. [105:1] It is referred to, however, in the following pages as “The Passionate Madman.” [106:1] “The Passionate Madman,” i., 1. [106:2] Ibid., ii., 1. [106:3] Ibid., iii., 1. [106:4] Ibid., iii., 2. [107:1] Compare “Hamlet,” ii., 1, 77, etc. _Ophelia_: “My lord, as I was sewing in my closet, Lord Hamlet, with his doublet all unbrac’d, No hat upon his head . . he comes before me.” [107:2] “The Passionate Madman,” v., 1. [108:1] Ibid., v., 3. [108:2] “The Noble Gentleman,” i., 2. [109:1] Ibid., i., 3. [109:2] Ibid., i., 2. [110:1] Ibid., i., 3. [110:2] Act iii., Sc. 2. [111:1] Ibid., iv., 3. [111:2] Ibid., v., 1. [114:1] p. 210. [114:2] “Bartholomew Fair,” iv., 1. [115:1] Ibid., iv., 1. [115:2] Ibid., v., 2. [116:1] Ibid., v., 3. CHAPTER V. MAD FOLK IN COMEDY AND TRAGEDY. (ii.) IMBECILITY. “I ask’d her questions and she answered me So far from what she was, so childishly, So sillily, as if she were a fool, An innocent.” (“_Two Noble Kinsmen._”)