[184] [Old copy, as if to her it were to me.]
[185] [To be pronounced as a trisyllable here.]
[186] [Old copy, Graunted ... With dewes and bewteous. It is conceivable that beauteous may be misprinted for beauty’s use, and the meaning of the passage may then be, that Virginia had forgotten him (Appius), or, in the words of the writer, “That drowsy Morpheus has granted his slumb’ry kingdom to beauty’s use?”]
[187] [Old copy, imbace.]
[188] Mansipulus, Mansipula, and Subservus enter, but their names are omitted.
[189] [Old copy, venterous.]
[190] [Old copy, maude.]
[191] [Serious.]
[192] [Stutterer.]
[193] [Query, guide, carter.]