[299] The sharp point in the centre of the buckler.
[300] So second edit. First edit., and.
[301] [Dyce proposed to read ont.]
[302] i.e., Brave.
[303] [Old copies, strukst.]
[304] i.e., Manlike, masculine.
[305] See note [218].
[306] i.e., The parson: Sir was a title applied to clergymen.
[307] See note [255].
[308] [A line appears to be lost here, probably ending with selves, as the whole dialogue is in rhyme.]