[52] wooed.
[53] Orig. reads that the colyar.
[54] before.
[55] the seat of the commode.
[56] weened.
[57] Orig. reads gentylman.
[58] mocked, made a jest of. See Nares (edit. 1859) in voce.
[59] This moral is also attached to Tales 21, 44, and 56, in all which cases the lady's rejoinder is not less opposed to modern notions of female delicacy.
[60] orig. reads gentylman.
[61] purlieus.