[214] [Old copy, or.]
[215] [Old copy, end.]
[216] [Old copy, consent. Concent here must be understood to signify following or adherents.]
[217] [Old copy, In end.]
[218] [Old copy, lym.]
[219] [Old copy, flasky. Perhaps even flashy may not be the true word. See Nares, 1859, in v. Could the author have written dusky?]
[220] [Old copy, shal slaughter.]
[221] [Seville. So for the sake of the jeu de mot.]
[222] [Old copy, happely]
[223] [Old copy, naught ... for letting—the meaning being apparently “It is too bad of you to stop my drink in this dry weather by hanging me.”]