"Why, the callet
You told me of here I have ta'en disguis'd."
Callett is elsewhere used for stupid, inactive—
"Bid maudlin lay the cloth, take up the meat;
Look how she stirres; you sullen elfe, you callett,
Is this the haste you make?"
—Englishmen for my Money, 1631.—O. G.
See other instances in Dr Grey's "Notes on Shakspeare," vol. ii., p. 41.
[240] Slygh.—First edition.
[241] Slepe not you gere.—First edition.