[1194] E.g., Helen's "scape"—O. F. l. 176, F. B. VI. 32; "Gihon," etc.—O. F. l. 47, F. B. XVI. 66; "Demogorgon," etc.—O. F. ll. 1287, 1411, and F. B. XI. 108; "Mars's paramour"—O. F. l. 1545, F. B. XIII. 47.
[1195] Arber's Transcript, II. 649.
[1196] Bernhardi, Greene's Leben u. Schriften, p. 40; Storojenko in Grosart, I. 253. Cf. Greene's Fair M., the Keeper's Daughter of Fresingfield, "the proxy-wooing," etc.
[1197] "O, tis a jollie matter when a man hath a familiar stile and can endite a whole yeare and never be beholding to art? but to bring Scripture to prove anything he says ... is no small piece of cunning." (Grosart, IX. 233.)
[1198] Spanish Tragedy, Preface, xxvi.
[1199] Arber, and Storojenko in Grosart, I. 119.
[1200] Storojenko, as above, I. 235.
[1201] Ward, O. E. D. cxix.
[1202] For Mr. Fleay's arguments, see Ward's O. E. D. cxliii-cxliv.
[1203] Dropping the qui miscuit, etc.