The tucket-sonance, and the note to mount.”
A Tucket is, therefore, probably a trumpet. [A certain set of notes on the trumpet.—Dyce.]
[307] The [old copy] reads wars.
[308] [Old copy, As if he.]
[309] [Old copy, dread.]
[310] Poles headed by axes; contus securi munitus.—Skinner.
[311] [Old copy, forced laid down.]
[312] [Old copy, for.]
[313] [Old copy, my tongue.]
[314] The quarto reads his [go.]