Representative English Comedies, v. 1. From the beginnings to Shakespeare

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[1884] By idiom 'bauble'; by sense 'babble.'

[1885] Q 2, yon.

[1886] Q 2, swoses.

[1887] random.

[1888] From the 'cunny greene' (see Sc. viii., end) having lost Nicholas and the torch en route. E. mistakenly includes this in the previous scene.

[1889] Qtos, hap.

[1890] Q 2, 'out.'

[1891] spite.

[1892] The sham quarrel of Sc. xiv. l. 115.

[1893] So Q 2. Q 1 'a.'