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280. inter'gatories. The word was generally pronounced in the eired form, as it is printed in the three first folios, eve a prose pass.re. All's Well that Ends Well, iv. 3. 207. We find, however, the full for

in King John, iii. 1. 147:

'What earthly name to interrogatories

Can task the free breath of a sacred king?'

282, fear, be anxious about. See note on iii. 5. 3.

283. So sore, so sorely, grievously. The word is derived from the AngloSaxon sár, connected with the German schwer. It frequently occurs in the Bible, as e. g. Genesis xx. 8: The men were sore afraid.'

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