[1363] Aubrey writes in the margin, 'Looke, looke then, boy!'; perhaps the first line or burden of an appropriate Bacchanalian song.
[1364] Subst. for 'the waytes.'
[1365] Dupl. with 'boding.'
[1366] Subst. for 'hornes.'
[1367] By a slip Aubrey, instead of writing Sir Eubule here, writes T. T., i.e. the initials of Thomas Tyndale, whom he intended to copy in this character.
[1368] Dupl. with 'men.'
[1369] 'he' in MS., by a slip.
[1370] Subst. for 'flebile nescio quid.'
[1371] Dupl. with 'pleasant' or 'romancy.'
[1372] Dupl. with 'drencht.'