[302] [Visus fancies himself Polyphemus searching for Outis—i.e., Ulysses, who had blinded him.]
[303] [Edits., Both.]
[304] [Row.]
[305] [Nearest.]
[306] [Edits., ambrosian.]
[307 [Fiddle.]
[308] A voiding knife was a long one used by our indelicate ancestors to sweep bones, &c., from the table into the voider or basket, in which broken meat was carried from the table.—Steevens.
[309] Reward.
[310] [Edits., him.]
[311] [Edits., sprites.]