[132] Cf. Hamlet, iii. 4:—
“See what a grace was seated on this brow
Hyperion’s curls; the front of Jove himself,” &c.
[133] Old eds. “his.”
[134] Old eds. “Omnes. ”
[135] Old eds. “ne’er.”
[136] “It is a vulgar belief that a man is destined to have as many wives as there appear wrinkles in his forehead when he frowns.”—Ed. of 1820.
[137] “Month’s mind” = a strong desire. See Dyce’s Shakesp. Gloss.
[138] So ed. 1613.—Ed. 1631 “full-ri’dd.”
[139] Ed. 1613 gives “Your vertues man.”—Ed. 1631 “Your vertues may.”
[140] Old eds. “Enter Mizaldus and Mendosa.”
[141] Old eds. “Guid.”