When the hot lyon's breath
Burns up the fields.
Compare Parliament of Love, I. 5., Montrose,—
When the hot lion's breath singeth the fields.
A little lower down, "At all parts" occurs in almost every play of
Massinger.
On page 232, "This I foresaw," is also very common in similar situations. Among numerous cases I refer to the Unnatural Combat, Act III., about the end, and Maid of Honour, II. iii., where exactly the same words are used.
Page 233, "Be ne'er remembered," occurs in almost all Massinger's plays.
It is the most frequent of his many repetitions.
A little lower down. "And something there I'll do," is a well-known
Massingerism, occurring everywhere in his plays.
II. 2, is by Fletcher; 3, and 4, 5, 6, 7 are also probably his.
III. 1, is Fletcher's. On page 250 Barnavelt's hope that the soldiers will regret him because he fed and nursed them, stands in flagrant opposition to what Massinger says of Barnavelt's cashiering the Captain, on page 215.
III. 2, is by Massinger.