[109] A jostle.
[110] Mocked or devised for a lout. See "First Part of Henry VI.," act iv., scene 3.—Cooper.
[111] A proverbial expression of heedless jollity. See the Induction to the "Taming of the Shrew," where Sly exclaims: "Paucas pallabris; let the world slide; Sessa!"—Cooper.
[112] See the Psalmody at the end of the Comedy.—Cooper.
[113] Executor.
[114] See the end of the Comedy.—Cooper.
[115] [Swoon.]
[116] [Original, courage.]
[117] Voice.
[118] Walking with an air or swing.