[198] sweeter.
[199] fetch.
[200] thee.
[201] In The Play of Love, Heywood writes of "bybbyll babbyll, clytter clatter."
[202] hospital, lazar-house.
[203] rubbing.
[204] casualties, chance perquisites.
[205] swing to and fro with your heels before the sheriff, as a censer is swung by a thurifer.
[206] made arrangements.
[207] once.