[66] Truly; see ante, p. [33].
[67] A comparison suggested by the likeness of the flaps of the hood to the boards of a pillory, between which the head of the prisoner was fastened.
[68] The old name for Gracechurch Street before the fire of London.
[69] I am merry; let’s see you so too!
[70] Serve me, and I’ll serve thee.
[71] Yes, I shall, dame!
[72] Brighten up.
[73] Sheriff.
[74] “The three-farthing silver pieces of Queen Elizabeth had the profile of the sovereign with a rose at the back of her head.”—Dyce (Note to King John.)
[75] The flap of a hood trimmed with fur or sheep’s wool.