A Midsummer-night's dream, ed. by C.E. Moberly

224 A lion-fell. 'A lion's skin' (so Singer). Qq Ff read,
"A lion fell." Other editors, "No lion fell.”

239 No crescent. 'Too stout to represent a crescent moon,
however he might do for a full moon.

242 The man in the moon-who according to Grimm repre-
sented, according to different legends, either Isaac carrying the
wood for his own sacrifice, or Cain, or some immoral person
stealing a thorn-bush for his fire, with his dog behind him.-
Tempest, ii. 2, 141.

247 Already in snuff. To be 'in snuff,' is to be angry.

258 By his small light of discretion. 'By his having hardly
light enough to see by.

291 Cut thread and thrum. See Henry V., iii. 2, 9, note.
293 And the death of a dear friend (which would produce the
sadness without it).

323 Which Pyramus. Whether he, as representing Pyramus,
342 Green as leeks. See Romeo and Juliet, iii. 5, 222, where
eagle's, the token of long life, is men

a 'green eye,' like an
tioned.

360 A Bergomask. 'A Bergamo dance,' the dialect of that
place being what was affected on the stage in Italy for buffoons.
381 Fordone.
'Exhausted.'

391 The triple. Hecate's team. See above, ii. 1, 60, note. She
was Luna in heaven, Diana on earth, Hecate below.

421 Despised.

'Disliked at the birth of children.'

422 Consecrate. "This hallowed dew.'

428 Ever shall in safety rest-should perhaps be transposed,
so as to follow the next line.

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442 The Puck. See above, ii. I, I, note.
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