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Huntsman, I charge thee tender well my hounds. Brach Merriman,--the poor cur is emboss'd --
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And couple Clowder with the deep-mouth'd brach.
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he means swollen up--the proper remedy for which was _bathing_ or fomenting with warm water; and this he directs to be done. But Mr. Collier tells us that
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from which all that can be inferred is that Mr. Collier is no sportsman; for any one who has been out with hounds knows that when fatigued they pant and put out their tongues, but _never_ foam. Shakespeare, who apparently knew something of hunting, has correctly,
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(Cymb. v. 3), alluding to hounds. On the other hand, Mr. Dyce most confidently reads _Trash_, _i.e._, put a