A PASSAGE IN "ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL."

Will MR. SINGER favour me with the information where the proposed

emendation, referred to by him in "N. & Q.," Vol. v., p. 436., in _All's

Well that ends Well_, _infinite cunning_ for "insuite comming," of the

folio 1623, is to be met with? If it be in the _Athenæum_ it has escaped my

observation, although I have turned over the pages of that able periodical

carefully to find it. I have a particular reason for wishing to trace the

suggestion, if I can, to the source where it originated. Owing to an

accident, which it is needless to explain, the number of "N. & Q."

containing MR. SINGER'S communication did not meet my eye until this

morning.

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