[105] “Backside”—the yard at the back of a house.
[106] “Gold-end man”—one who buys ends (i.e., broken pieces) of gold. See Gifford’s Jonson, ed. 1875, iv. 76.
[107] Fine wheaten bread.
[108] An old proverb: it is among John Heywood’s Proverbs.
[109] This term of endearment is applied by the Nurse to Juliet (Rom. and Jul., 1. iii.)
[110] A favourite word with Marston.
SCENE II.
Goldsmiths’ Row.
Enter Touchstone, Golding, Wolf.
To. I will receive no letters, Master Wolf; you shall pardon me.