[736] Perhaps we should read 'recetter,' for the sake of the rime.
[737] saving your reverence.
[738] as thou.
[739] Toad; the same phrase occurs in Gosson, Ephimerides of Phialo (Arber) 63, "I have neither replyed to the writer of this libel ... nor let him go scot free ... but poynted to the strawe where the padd lurkes."
[740] Ed. 1575 gives this line to Chat.
[741] cloaks or smothers.
[742] what shall I call (it). Compare "nicebecetur," R. D. I. iv. 12.
[743] 'cut' is often used in the sixteenth century as a term of abuse, especially for women.
[744] Printed mery.
[745] spit.