[143] [Old copy, often.]
[144] [We should now say, "as fast as;" but the form in the text is not uncommon in early literature.]
[145] An intentional corruption, perhaps for importance.
[146] Adventures.
[147] Swaggerer, hence the well-known term, swash-buckler, for a roaring blade.
[148] In the snare: What care I who gets caught?
[149] "What care I to serve the Deuill," &c., edit. 1592.
[150] Edit. 1584 has boniacion.
[151] [Old copies, but.]
[152] [A simpleton or bumpkin.]