[297] Truest love of all.
[298] By dramatic convention this speech should belong to the King of Scots.
[299] One who impounds stray cattle.
[300] Lower.
[301] Inroad.
[302] In ballad style, though not found in the ballad "The Jolly Pinder of Wakefield."
[303] Affections.
[304] For "enjoin."
[305] A woman who sells "souce" or brine for pickling.
[306] "Allusions to velvet as being costly, fine, and luxurious are very common in the Elizabethan writers."—Collins.