9. of all others. A classic construction. For a similar inaccurate phrase cf. Milton, Paradise Lost, iv. 324, 'The fairest of her daughters Eve.' The phrase occurs also on p. 41, 1. 33.
24. salute. Kiss. Cf. Shakespeare, As You Like It, III. ii. 50,
You salute not at the court, but you kiss your hands.
33. set a mark upon, in order to know and to shun them.
35. pleasant. Amusing, ridiculous. Cf. Shakespeare, Taming of the Shrew, Induction, ii. 132, 'Play a pleasant comedy.'
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13. conduct. Guidance. Cf. Shakespeare, 2 Henry IV., V. ii. 36: Led by the impartial conduct of my soul.
19. is addressed to. Has addresses paid to her.
presented. Given presents. The verb is not now used without the indirect completion, 'to be presented with a thing.'
26. personated. Affected, feigned. Cf. Spectator 555, 'A personated character.'