Doth, above all, praise old George[501] Gascoigne's rhymes.[502]10
FOOTNOTES:
[498] Shape or fashion; properly the wooden mould on which the crown of a hat is shaped.
[499] So MS.—Old eds. "ruffes."
[500] Love-lock; a lock of hair hanging down the shoulder in the left side. It was usually plaited with ribands.
[501] So MS. and eds. B, C.—Not in Isham copy or ed. A.
[502] Gascoigne's "rhymes" have been edited in two thick volumes by Mr. Carew Hazlitt. He died on 7th October 1577. In Gabriel Harvey's Letter Book (recently edited by Mr. Edward Scott for the Camden Society) there are some elegies on him.
IN CINEAM. XXIII.
When Cineas comes amongst his friends in morning,