III.vi. 117 (421,5)

Mark the high noises! and thyself bewray,

When false opinion, whose wrong thought defiles thee,

In thy just proof, repeals, and reconciles thee]

Attend to the great events that are approaching, and make thyself known.

Then that _false opinion_ now prevailing against thee shall, in

consequence of _just proof_ of thy integrity, revoke its erroneous

sentence, and recall thee to honour and reconciliation.

III.vii.13 (421,6) ray lord of Glo'ster] Meaning Edmund, newly invested

with his father's titles. The steward, speaking immediately after,

mentions the old duke by the same title.

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