[367] The cry of the ape-ward when the ape was to climb the pole and display his feats of agility.
[368] The sport of Running at the Ring, in which the tilter tried to drive the point of his spear through a suspended ring.
[369] This word is used in the Duchess of Malfi, ii. 1 :—“The fins of her eyelids look most teeming blue!”
[370] “Greater than Great, great, great, great Pompey! Pompey the Huge!”—Love’s Labour Lost, v. 2.
[371] Cuckold (Ital.).
[372] Unshell.
[373] Obscene exclamation (from the Italian).
[374] “Nay, to select ... freeze but to think it” (ll. 146 -188).—This passage was added in ed. 2.
[375] See Skeat’s Etym. Dict. s. KICKSHAWS.
[376] For “should show” old ed. gives “shue should.”