I.i.149 (281,3)

never may

That state, or fortune, fall into my keeping,

Which is not ow'd to you!]

The meaning is, let me never henceforth consider any thing that I

possess, but as _owed_ or _due_ to you; held for your service, and at

your disposal.

I.i.159 (281,4) pencil'd figures are/Even such as they give out]

Pictures have no hypocrisy; they are what they profess to be.

I.i.165 (282,5) unclew me quite] To _unclew_, is to _unwind_ a ball of

thread. To _unclew_ a man, is to draw out the whole mass of his

fortunes.

I.i.171 (282,5) Are prized by their masters] Are rated according to the,

esteem in which their possessor is held.

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