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45160	Keightley, Thomas	The Shakespeare-Expositor: An Aid to the Perfect Understanding of Shakespeare's Plays			.txt	text/plain	126574	16740	93	To give sense to this passage I read in the second line _bide_; in the Collier's folio, which Singer follows, reads _making_, which may be last line but one of this sonnet, where 4to and folio read 'dost thou.' folio read '_addition_,' and Malone, who is usually followed, _swell_. For 'news' Collier's folio, followed by Singer, reads _means_. the reading of Collier's folio; but I think now that the right word Collier's folio, followed by Mr. Collier and others, reads '_when_ thou_'st_ leap_'d_,' a mere result of The folio reads 'lord's man'; but both sense and metre require the Collier's folio makes a natural and obvious correction, reading '_so_ For 'our' the folio reads _her_, probably from the preceding line. end of the first line, and read 'to' for 'unto,' the printer's word. The 2nd folio reads 'A third _man_ thinks.' folio read '_as_ like.'	./cache/45160.txt	./txt/45160.txt