The proper word of course is _feel_, not 'see'; but the text may be right. We have elsewhere, "I see it feelingly." We might also read _by_ for 'in.' * * * * * "Sirrah, _thou_ naked fellow!" * * * * * SC. 2. "It will come _that_ humanity must perforce." * * * * * "With plumed helm thy slayer begins _his_ threats." * * * * * "But _she_ being widow, and my Gloster with her." * * * * * SC. 3. "Ay, sir, she took them, read them in my presence." The original is _I so_. Theobald made the change. * * * * * "Not to a rage; Patience and Sorrow strove." Pope gave 'strove' for the original _streme_. * * * * * "You might have seen Sunshine and rain at once ... her smiles and tears Were like it--a better way." For 'way' Theobald read _May_. Warburton proposed _wetter May_. * * * * * "'Tis so they are afoot." We should, with Warburton, read _said_ not 'so.' * * * * * SC. 6. "Pull off my boots; _pull_ harder, harder; so!" * * * * * "Who by the art of known and feeling sorrow." We should certainly read _knowing_. * * * * * "Got 'tween the lawful sheets." We might supply '_were unto me_.' * * * * * "What! with the case of eyes?" With Rowe I read _this_. Case is pair. * * * * * "Your eyes are in a heavy case, your purse in a light _one_." * * * * * SC. 7. "Madam _he_ sleeps still." * * * * * "Be so good, madam, when we do awake him." The folio has "Madam, be so good." * * * * * "Fourscore and upward [not an hour more or less] and to deal plainly _with you_." I agree with the 4tos, and with the more judicious critics, in omitting the bracketted words. (See on Ham. iii. 1. v. 2.) The addition seems requisite. * * * * * "To make him even _go_ o'er the time he has lost." The poet's word may not have been _go_, but a verb is lost. Its place may have been taken by 'even.' ACT V. SC. 1. "_Yet_ I am doubtful that you have been conjunct." * * * * * SC. 3. "_But_ if it be man's work I'll do it." * * * * * "And Fortune led you well. You have the_m_ captives." * * * * * "Make instruments to plague us * * *" We might add '_in their time_.' * * * * * "As he'd burst heaven, threw me on my father."