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 1 IX   |  type on occasion speak or act, according to the law of
 2 XI   |    the letter; but another act of recognition is required
 3 XIV  |  excite pity either in the act or the intention—except
 4 XIV  | third case—[to be about to act with knowledge of the persons
 5 XIV  |    persons and then not to act. The fourth case] is when
 6 XIV  | these ways, to be about to act knowing the persons, and
 7 XIV  |   persons, and then not to act, is the worst. It is shocking
 8 XV   |  character should speak or act in a given way, by the rule
 9 XVIII|    speech, or even a whole act, from one play to another.~
10 XXV  |   merely to the particular act or saying, and ask whether