ARTHUR HUSSEY.

Rottingdean.

[Footnote 1: [Had our correspondent had the opportunity of

consulting Malone's own edition, he would have found that after

what is here quoted Malone proceeds: "I believe Shakspeare had in

his thoughts a common sign, in which two wooden heads are

exhibited, with the inscription under it, '_We three_ Loggerheads

be:' the spectator or reader is supposed to make the third." Our

correspondent therefore agrees with Malone, and confirms his

note.]]

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