[ [395] Old ed. "Nauarre."
[ [396] Old ed. "seeme."
[ [397] Pampeluna.
[ [398] Scene: a hall in the Louvre.
[ [399] I should prefer to read:—
"Then may it please Your majesty to give me leave to punish Those that do [dare] profane this holy feast."
[ [400] Old ed. "as."
[ [401] Old ed. "lords."
[ [402] Scene: a room in the Duke of Guise's house.
[ [403] "The gallant of the Duchess was not Mugeroun (Maugiron), but Saint-Mégrin, another of the King's 'Mignons.' See Anquetil.—Hist. de France, t. v. 345, ed. 1817."— Dyce.