389 ([return])
[ North's Examen, 224. North's evidence is confirmed by several contemporary squibs in prose and verse. See also the eikon Brotoloigon, 1697.]
390 ([return])
[ Halifax MS. in the British Museum.]
391 ([return])
[ Epistle Dedicatory to Oates's eikon Basiliki]
392 ([return])
[ In a ballad of the time are the following lines]
"Come listen, ye Whigs, to my pitiful moan, All you that have ears, when the Doctor has none.">[
These lines must have been in Mason's head when he wrote the couplet]