I.iii.144 (382,1) men whose heads/Do grow beneath their shoulders] Of these men there is an account in the interpolated travels of Mondeville, a book of that time. I.iii.199 (384,4) Let me speak like yourself;] [W: our self] Hanmer reads, _Let me_ now speak _more_ like your self. Dr. Warburton's emendation is specious; but I do not see how Hanmer's makes any alteration. The duke seems to mean, when he says he will speak like Brabantio, that he will speak sententiously. I.iii.213 (385,6) But the free comfort which from thence he hears] But the moral precepts of consolation, which are liberally bestowed on occasion of the sentence. I.iii.232 (386,8) thrice-driven bed of down] A _driven_ bed, is a bed for which the feathers are selected, by _driving_ with a fan, which separates the light from the heavy. I.iii.237 (337,9) I crave fit disposition for my wife; Due reverence of place, and exhibition] I desire, that a proper _disposition_ be made for my wife, that she may have _precedency_, and _revenue_, accommodation, and _company_, suitable to her rank. For _reference_ of place, the old quartos have _reverence_, which Hanmer has received. I should read, _Due_ preference _of place_.-- I.iii.246 (387,1) And let me find a charter in your voice] Let your favour _privilege_ me. I.iii.250 (387,2) My down-right violence and storm of fortunes] [W: to forms, my fortunes] There is no need of this emendation. _Violence_ is not _violence suffered_, but _violence acted_. Breach of common rules and obligations. The old quarto has, _scorn_ of fortune, which is perhaps the true reading. I.iii.253 (388,3) I saw Othello's visage in his mind] It must raise no wonder, that I loved a man of an appearance so little engaging; I saw his face only in his mind; the greatness of his character reconciled me to his form. I.iii.264 (386,4) Nor to comply with heat (the young affects, In me defunct) and proper satisfaction] [T: me distinct, i.e. with that heat and new affections which the indulgence of my appetite has raised and created. This is the meaning of _defunct_, which has made all the difficulty of the passage. WARBURTON.] I do not think that Mr. Theobald's emendation clears the text from embarrassment, though it is with a little imaginary improvement received by Hanmer, who reads thus: _Nor to comply with heat_, affects the young _In my_ distinct _and proper satisfaction_. Dr. Warburton's explanation is not more satisfactory: what made the difficulty, will continue to make it. I read, --_I beg it not, To please the palate of my appetite, Nor to comply with heat (the young affects In me defunct) and proper satisfaction; But to be free and bounteous to her mind._