[509] Added in ed. 2.
[510] Ed. 1. “led.”—Ed. 2. “ledde.”
[511] Some copies of ed. 1. “try.”
[512] The text is not satisfactory, though the meaning is perfectly plain.—Quy. “Judgment is just, yea, e’en from,” &c.
[513] “i.e. without the ceremony of an usher to give notice of its approach, as is usual in courts. As fine as Shakespeare: ‘the bleak air thy boisterous chamberlain.’”—Charles Lamb.
[514] Ed. 2. “pierce.”
[515] Old eds. “lou’d.”
[516] Old eds. “bloud.”
[517] Old eds. “What sinne in good,” &c.
[518] Cuckolds.