[87] [Old copy, and.]
[88] [The 4o reads eares.]
[89] [Old copy, new to.]
[90] [Or, Jack will be a gentleman. This is a common proverb. It occurs in "A Garden of Spiritual Flowers," 1610, edit. 1638, part ii. p. 303.]
[91] These four lines seem to be a quotation, probably from some old ballad.
[92] Here is an evident allusion to two passages in the Gospel of St Matthew.
ACT IV., SCENE I.
Enter Mistress Jane, Godfrey Speedwell, and Master Lambskin.
Jane. Gentlemen, my father's not within; please you to walk a turn or two in the garden; he'll not be long.