[151] Edit. 1606 has: Mi Fortunate, ter fortunate Venus. The 4to of 1623 reads: Mi Fortunatus, Fortunate Venter.
[152] [Intend.]
[153] She means to say eloquence, and so it stands in the edition of 1623.
[154] [Robin Goodfellow.]
[155] [See p. 286.]
[156] [This must allude to some real circumstance and person.]
[157] [Attend.]
[158] [Bergen-op-Zoom.]
[159] [Old copy, our.]
[160] [Lap, long. See Nares, edit. 1859, v. Lave-eared.]