“Let us that are unhurt and whole,
Fall on, and happy man be’s dole.”
[31] He, first edition.
[32] Bosome, second edition.
[33] Original, outwery.
[34] Seeketh, second edition.
[35] Grace, second edition.
[36] Quietly, first edition.
[37] [i.e., So near are they.]
[38] To contrive in this place signifies to wear away, to spend, from contero, Lat. So in Shakespeare’s “Taming of the Shrew,” act i., sc. 2—