[396] Didst in the old copy, where these lines are printed as a stage direction.
[397] The 4o reads—
"I overslip what Crœsus suit command."
—Collier.
[398] Or muscadel. A kind of wine so called, because for sweetness and smell it resembles musk. "From Bosco Helerno we soon came to Montefiascone, standing upon a hill. It's a bishop's seate, and famous for excellent Muscatello wine," &c.—Lassells' "Voiage of Italy," 8o, 1670, 244.—Gilchrist.
[399] [Referring to some tale of the day. Compare p. 468.]
[400] See note to "A Match at Midnight," act i. sc. i. (vol. xiii.)
[401] Æneas.
[402] [Meaning Hog.]
[403] If it like is a very common old expression for if it please; but Mr Reed allowed it to be altered to the vulgarism of if it's liked.