[49] Dress.
[50] This was the first Christmas day, New Style: the change taking place Sept. 2, 1752, which became Sept. 14.
[51] Crackle.
[52] There seems to be a hiatus here.
[53] Shrill.
[54] Abundance.
[55] Piteous.
[56] Many.
[57] Clothing.
[58] Wicked, foul.