[11] [Old copy, time.]
[12] This is not a name of the Lues Venerea, but a comparison only of it to a mole, on account of the effects it sometimes produces in occasioning the loss of hair.—Pegge.
[13] [Old copy, unnaturally—e'en.]
[14] A phrase in common use, signifying to accompany one.
[15] Hitherto [formerly] misprinted inscription: insculption is the word in the old quartos.—Collier.
[16] [Out of place in the mouth of housewives.—MS. note in one of the former edits.]
[17] The entrances and exits of the various characters are very defectively noticed in the old copies, and Mr Reed accurately supplied most of them.—Collier.
[18] Tourneur has urged this doctrine at greater length in the second act of his "Atheist's Tragedy," 1612.—Gilchrist.
[19] She means from the highest to the lowest of her sex. At this time women of the inferior order wore hats. See Hollar's "Ornatus Muliebris Anglicanus," 1640.
[20] [Old copy, honors.]