80 hang] string 1677.
81 'But why should we be made your frantic choice?' MS.
82 'England too hath emerods' MS.
83 1651, 1653 have a middle form between 'emerod' and 'hemorrhoid'—'Hemeroids'. 1647 'Hemerods'.
84 1647, 1651, 1653 and its group, oddly, 'posture'.
89 The Parliamentary bribe or Danegelt of 1641.
95 'left' 1653, &c., 1677: 'gave' 1647, 1651. The MS. reads 'But they may justly quit their leaner soil. 'Tis to lard ...'
101 1651, 1653 'goodly', but here, I think, the old is not the better.
107 'money' 1647, 1651, 1653: 'moneys' 1677.
108 1647, 1653, &c. 'pound', wrongly. Twenty Scots pence = not quite two-pence English. Therefore 'well so'.