[105] Barrels.
[106] In suspense.
[107] i.e. Swaggerer.
[108] See note to First Three Men’s Song, p. [46].
[109] Pass, push about from one to the other, in drinking.
[110] “A dish, made of milk, eggs and sugar, baked in a pot.”—Webster.
[111] A steak cut crossways for broiling.
[112] Bands or collars for the neck.
[113] Flaps; as resembling the hanging chaps of a hound.
[114] The allusion is, no doubt, to Kyd’s Soliman and Perseda, and to Marlowe’s Tamburlaine, though these were long after Eyre’s time.