And in low whispers give our orders out."
"Play House to be Let," p. 100.
See the "Amorous Prince," pp. 20, 22, 39, 69, where all the chief commands, and directions, are given in whispers.
[12] Mr. William Wintershull was a most excellent, judicious actor; and the best instructor of others; he died in July, 1679.
[13] He was a great taker of snuff; and made most of it himself.
[14] "The Lost Lady," by Sir Robert Stapleton.
[15] Compare this with Prince Leonidas in "Marriage A-la-mode."
[16] In imitation of this passage:—
"As some fair tulip, by a storm opprest,
Shrinks up, and folds its silken arms to rest;