116. Prisoners in chains.
117. An allusion I do not understand.
118. i.e., steal. So Shakespeare:—
[Nim. The good humour is to steal at a minim's rest. Pist. Convey, the wise it call: steal? foh; a fico for the phrase. —Merry Wives of Windsor.
i. 3, Dyce's second edition, i. 353.]
119. [A proverb. See Hazlitt's "English Proverbs," 1869, p. 395.]
120. Lying or falsehood.
121. Heel.
122. Apulia.
123. Arragon.