A grave her bones hides: on her corps' great grave,
The little stones these little verses have.60
This tomb approves I pleased my mistress well
My mouth in speaking did all birds excell.
FOOTNOTES:
[264] Not in Isham copy or ed. A.
[265] Dyce remarks that Marlowe's copy had "ales mihi missus" for "imitatrix ales."
[266] So Dyce for "goodly" of the old eds. ("piæ volucres").
[267] Shrill.
[268] So Dyce for "not" of the old eds.