[27] Old ed. "fathers."
[28] i.e. had I known. "A common exclamation of those who repented of anything unadvisedly undertaken."—Nares.
[29] 4to. "tell."
[30] Equivalent to a dissyllable (unless we read "damnèd").
[31] Baynard's Castle, below St. Paul's, was built by a certain Baynard who came in the train of William the Conqueror. It was rebuilt by Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, and was finally consumed in the Great Fire of London.
[32] Perhaps this speech should be printed as verse.
[33] Own.
[34] 4to. "this."
[35] 4to. "This."
[36] 4to. "misguiseth."