[227] Beyond all measure.
[228] These are discovered in the upper stage just as Margaret and Friar Bungay were discovered in Act. II. [scene 3].
[229] Venture.
[230] A bout.
[231] Dyce suggests that Greene here meant "scholars." Gayley suggests that Bacon may have taken the glass.
[232] Britons.
[233] Mutton is a cant term for a prostitute.
[234] Welt and guard are synonymous: without facing or ornament, as these are against the statute.
[235] A pack.
[236] "The 'curtana' or 'pointless sword' of mercy; the 'pointed sword' of justice; the 'golden rod' of equity."—Gayley.