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did.[6] _Laer_. A Norman was't? _Kin_. A Norman. _Laer_. Vpon my life _Lamound_. [Sidenote: _Lamord_.] _Kin_. The very same. _Laer_. I know him well, he is the Brooch indeed, And Iemme of all our Nation, [Sidenote: all the Nation.] _Kin_. Hee mad confession of you, And gaue you such a Masterly report, For Art and exercise in your defence; And for your Rapier most especially, [Sidenote: especiall,] That he cryed out, t'would be a sight indeed,[7] If one could match you [A] Sir. This report of his [Sidenote: ; sir this] [Sidenote: 120, 264] Did _Hamlet_ so envenom with his Enuy,[8] That he could nothing doe but wish and begge, Your sodaine comming ore to play with him;[9] [Sidenote: with you] Now out of this.[10] _Laer_. Why out of this, my Lord? [Sidenote: What out] _Kin. Laertes_ was your Father deare to you? Or are you like the painting[11] of a sorrow, A face without a heart? _Laer_. Why aske you this? _Kin_. Not that I thinke you did not loue your Father, But that I know Loue is begun by Time[12]: [Footnote A: _Here in the Quarto:--_ ; the Scrimures[13] of their nation He swore had neither motion, guard nor eye, If you opposd them;] [Footnote 1: I think the _can_ of the _Quarto_ is the true word.] [Footnote 2: --in his horsemanship.] [Footnote 3: There is no mistake in the order 'had he beene'; the transposition is equivalent to _if_: 'as if he had been unbodied with, and shared half the nature of the brave beast.' These two lines, from _As_ to _thought_, must be taken parenthetically; or else there must be supposed a dash after _Beast_, and a fresh start made. 'But he (as if Centaur-like he had been one piece with the horse) was no more moved than one with the going of his own legs:' 'it seemed, as he borrowed the horse's body, so he lent the horse his mind:'--Sir Philip Sidney. _Arcadia_, B. ii. p. 115.] [Footnote 4: '--surpassed, I thought.'] [Footnote 5: 'in invention of.'] [Footnote 6: Emphasis on _did_, as antithetic to _forgery_: 'my inventing came short of his doing.'] [Footnote 7: 'it would be a sight indeed to see you matched with an equal.' The king would strengthen Laertes' confidence in his proficiency.] [Footnote 8: 'made him so spiteful by stirring up his habitual envy.'] [Footnote 9: All invention.
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