Now sparkling in the Froein's hair,
No rocket breaking in the air
Can with her starry head compare.
In a modernized text, as this is, surely 'Kunigunda's years' should be 'Kunigunda's ears'.
ll. 93-4. That I may grow enamoured on your mind,
When my own thoughts I there reflected find.
'I there neglected find' has been the reading of all editions hitherto—a strange reason for being enamoured.
Page 104, l. 96. My deeds shall still be what my words are now: 'words' suits the context better than either the 'deeds' of 1635-69 or 'thoughts' of A25.
Page 104. Elegie XIII.
Page 105, ll. 13-14. Liv'd Mantuan now againe,