[17] Use.
[18] The music between the acts.
[19] Pert youth.
[20] i.e. thread of life. (An expression borrowed from palmistry: line of life was the name for one of the lines in the hand.)
[21] Rashers.
[22] See note [105] in Vol. III.
[23] Old ed. "safely."
[24] Bushes. In I Henry IV., 5, i., we have the adjective busky. Spenser uses the subst. busket (Fr. bosquet).
[25] I can make nothing of this word, and suspect we should read "cry."
[26] Quy. flewed (i.e. with large chaps)? Perhaps (as Mr. Fleay suggests) flocked = flecked.