_On a Passage in the Tempest_ (Vol. ii., pp. 259. 299. 337. 429. 499.).--If
you will allow me to offer a conjecture on a subject, which you may think
has already been sufficiently discussed in your pages, I shall be glad to
submit the following to the consideration of your readers.
The passage in the _Tempest_, Act III. Scene 1., as quoted from the first
folio, stands thus:
"I forget:
But these sweet thoughts do even refresh my labours
Most busie lest, when I do it."