[99] [Edits., fright.]
[100] [Edits., I must confess, had I.]
[101] [Edits., Friends here, been.]
[102] [Edits., I wish that he might live, my lords.]
[103] [Edits., the.]
[104] [Edits., upon.]
LADY ALIMONY
[105] [The author of a curious satire on the female sex, printed in 1616. See Hazlitt, in v.]
[106] [Ingenuously.]
[107] [Notwithstanding the explanation found in Nares and Halliwell, it appears to me that this term is here, at least, intended in the sense of bully or ruffian, especially when we compare the next speech of the Messenger.]