[32] Old copy, furens.
[33] Old copy, lanching.
[34] [Old copies, is.]
[35] [It is probably well known that on the early stage vinegar was used where there was a necessity for representing bloodshed. Compare the passage in Preston's "Cambyses," iv. 217.]
[36] Old copy, utensilies.
[37] Old copy, sly.
[38] Old copy, soure.
[39] [Old copy, clear the vsuall, &c.]
[40] "Belvidere; or, The Garden of the Muses," 8vo, 1600, in which are quoted sentences out of Spenser, Constable, and the rest, digested under a commonplace. [Another edition in 1610. It is a book of no value or interest.]
[41] [Left blank in the old copy. The ostensible editor of "Belvidere" was John Bodenham, but he is evidently not the person referred to here.]