Again, Ascham (Works, by Bennet, p. 21): "Ridving on his journey, he was once shot with a dagge secretly."
[162] Marshall, 1618, '23, '33.
[163] Hieronimo, ditto.
[164] Not, 1618, '23, '33.
[165] I, Serberine, 1618, '23, '33.
[166] Snared or entangled, as a bird with bird-lime. So in "Much Ado about Nothing," iii. 1—
"She's limed, I warrant you, we have caught her, madam."
And in "Arden of Feversham"—
"Once more
Lime well your twigs to catch this wary bird."
[167] Hope, 1623, '33.