FOOTNOTES:
[857] “Shakespeare Proverbs,” 1858.
[858] Bohn’s “Handbook of Proverbs,” p. 159.
[859] Ibid. p. 94.
[860] “Shakespeare and the Emblem Writers,” 1870, p. 341.
[861] See Kelly’s “Proverbs of All Nations,” 1870, p. 157.
[862] Halliwell-Phillipps’s “Handbook Index to Shakespeare,” p. 390, under Proverbs.
[863] See Kelly’s “Proverbs of All Nations,” p. 91.
[864] Halliwell-Phillipps’s “Handbook Index to Shakespeare,” p. 391.
[865] See Bohn’s “Handbook of Proverbs,” p. 326.
[866] See Bohn’s “Handbook of Proverbs,” p. 333; Kelly’s “Proverbs of all Nations,” 1870, p. 173.
[867] Halliwell-Phillipps’s “Handbook Index to Shakespeare,” p. 391.
[868] Bohn’s “Handbook of Proverbs,” p. 86.
[869] Ray gives another form: “Every man is either a fool or a physician after thirty years of age;” see Bohn’s “Handbook of Proverbs,” 1857, p. 27.
[870] “Illustrations of Shakespeare,” p. 199.
[871] See Green’s “Shakespeare and the Emblem Writers,” 1870, pp. 319, 323.
[872] Halliwell-Phillipps’s “Handbook Index to Shakespeare,” p. 391.
[873] Kelly’s “Proverbs of All Nations,” 1872, p. 52.
[874] Ibid., 1870, pp. 175, 176.
[875] See Bohn’s “Handbook of Proverbs,” p. 100; Kelly’s “Proverbs of All Nations,” p. 187.
[876] Halliwell-Phillipps’s “Handbook Index to Shakespeare,” p. 392.
[877] See Kelly’s “Proverbs of All Nations,” 1870, pp. 196, 197.
[878] Halliwell-Phillipps’s “Handbook Index to Shakespeare,” p. 392.
[880] “Handbook Index to Shakespeare,” p. 392.
[881] Bohn’s “Handbook of Proverbs,” 1857, p. 409.
[882] A shaft is an arrow for the longbow, a bolt is for the crossbow. Kelly’s “Proverbs of All Nations,” p. 155.
[883] “But now consider the old proverbe to be true, yt saieth that marriage is destinie.”—Hall’s “Chronicles.”
[884] See Bohn’s “Handbook of Proverbs,” p. 116.
[885] See Bohn’s “Handbook of Proverbs,” pp. 160, 251.
[886] See Dyce’s “Glossary,” p. 323.
[887] Halliwell-Phillipps’s “Handbook Index to Shakespeare,” p. 393.
[888] “Illustrations of Shakespeare,” p. 333.
[890] Brewer’s “Dictionary of Phrase and Fable,” p. 860.
[891] Ray’s “Proverbs” (Bohn’s Edition), 1857, p. 76.
[892] Kelly’s “Proverbs of All Nations,” p. 80.
[894] See Bohn’s “Handbook of Proverbs,” p. 115.
[895] “Shakespeare and his Times,” vol. i. p. 216.
[896] See Kelly’s “Proverbs of All Nations,” p. 49.
[897] “Handbook Index to Shakespeare,” p. 395.