Heart at grasse = 'heart of grace.'
Lambeake. The simple verb 'lam,' surviving in 'lam into him,' had divers compounds—'lambaste,' 'lambeak,' (v. ante) and the like.
P. [202].
A return to the Martinists dunstable—as in 'Downright Dunstable.'
P. [205].
Duke Humfrye habitually entertained his guests in St. Paul's.
P. [208].
Cataphalusie is, I suppose, a coined word with no special meaning.
P. [212].