[434] Old copy, way.—Pegge.
[435] A play on the double meaning of the word, an old game and the act of kissing.
[436] [Obtain.]
[437] [Old copy, and former edits., bear.]
[438] See note to "Gammer Gurton's Needle" [ii. 202].
[439] In 1662, when this play was either first printed or reprinted, it would have been absurd to talk of America as new or newly discovered.—Collier.
[440] [This passage reminds us of No. 60 in "A C. Mery Talys," Hazlitt's "Jest Books," i. 87.]
[441] See note to "Damon and Pithias" [iv. 21].
[442] Old copy, work.—Pegge.
[443] i.e., O Lord.