[1568] bring it to a froth.
[1569] So, as late as Newfangle in L. Will to L. and Bailiff in Kn. Kn.
[1570] Q 1 (B. M.) ends with this word.
[1571] The curtana or 'pointless sword' of mercy; the 'pointed sword' of justice; the 'golden rod' of equity.
[1572] Dy., G. qy. 'favourers.'
[1573] solémnizèd.
[1574] The sequel is the compliment to Queen Elizabeth.
[1575] Q 3, 'hellitropian'; Never too Late 'helitropion.' Any kind of heliotrope or turn-sol.
[1576] In G-a-Greene "vail staff"; in O. F. "vail thy plumes."
[1577] Dy., some corruption; suggests 'comrades.' But x. 148 confirms the text. See also Appendix [D], 3 a.