human
How may likeness made in crimes, Making practice on the times, To draw with idle spider's strings Most ponderous and substantial things!
gpt
A passage, says Mr. Dyce,
human
At all events, by omitting 'To' in the third line we get excellent sense, and what more need we require? After I had made this simple emendation, I learned, to my great surprise--for the editors gave no heed to it--that I had been anticipated in it by Theobald. 'Draw' in the third line connects with 'may' in the first; but the printer, taking 'practice' for a verb, added 'To' to try to make sense. For 'making practice,' see on All's Well, iv. 2. 'Likeness' is simulation:
gpt
Do not assume my likeness, _i.e._ pretend to be like me. (Tim. iv. 3.)
human
Thou simular of virtue.
gpt
There have I made my promise upon the Heavy middle of the night to call upon him.
human
There have I made my promise to call upon him Upon the heavy middle of the night.