[103] A play upon the word, "tent" meaning also a roll of lint or other bandage.
[104] A lively dance.
[105] Coaches.
[106] Behaviour.
[107] i.e. Ornamental, belonging to accomplishments.—Dyce.
[108] Incontinent.
[109] The net in which he caught Mars and Venus.
[110] i.e. Ingenuous.
[111] As previously Antonio has been told that he must attend the Duchess "in the gallery," it would seem that the audience were to imagine a change of scene had taken place (i.e., at the exit of Ferdinand).—Dyce.
[112] The Two Faithful Friends, the pleasant History of Alexander and Lodwicke, who were so like one another, that none could know them asunder; wherein is declared how Lodwicke married the Princesse of Hungaria, in Alexander's name, and how each night he layd a naked sword betweene him and the Princesse, because he would not wrong his friend, is reprinted from the Pepys collection in Evans's Old Ballads. There was also a play written by Martin Slaughter, called Alexander and Lodowick.—Dyce.