“May it please Gentle Pierce in the divine fury of his ravished spirit, to be graciously good unto his poor friends, who would be somewhat loth to be silly sheep for the wolf, or other sheepbiter.”—G. Harvey’s Pierce’s Supererogation.
[P. 51], l. 26. patch.] i. e. a fool.
[P. 51], l. 21. Maw.] An old game at cards; the pun is not a bad one.
[P. 52], l. 26. Beware Anthony Munday.] A well known writer and translator of various works. I have not met with the passage alluded to.
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LONDON:
HUGH WILLIAMS, PRINTER, ASHBY-STREET.