[113] Beat. See Nares, 1859, in v. Lambeake. Mr Collier refers us to the "Supplement to Dodsley's Old Plays," 1833, p. 80, Gabriel Harvey's "Pierces' Supererogation," 1593, and to "Vox Graculi," 1623.
[114] Come to be hanged.
[115] Old copy, slave.
[116] The following scene reminds us of the ancient story of the "Physician of Brai."
[117] Sure.
[118] Old copy, flight. Mr Collier suggested sight.
[119] He bites like the pestilence.
[120] Penulo makes his exit (though not marked in the old copy), and the stage then represents some place near the cave of Bomelio, who enters with Fidelia.
[121] Old copy, then.
[122] Mr Collier printed come of.