[1874] See note, Sc. viii. l. 354.
[1875] H., 'Vintry.'
[1876] Q 1, breath.
[1877] Q 1 omits.
[1878] The hero of the popular German jest-book (Eulenspiegel), which was translated into English at a very early period; see Gifford's note on Jonson's Works, IV. 60, and Nare's Gloss. in V. Dyce.
[1879] Q 1, 'last': and 'lase.'
[1880] Q 1, 'silly.'
[1881] Q 1, 'shew.'
[1882] Q 2, couriers.
[1883] Q 2, bandg.