[222]. Mr. Lamb’s Observations. The same extract from the Specimens is quoted in Characters of Shakespear’s Plays, vol. I. p. 194 [cannot co-exist with mirth.]
III. ON MARSTON, CHAPMAN, Etc.
[223]. Blown stifling back. Paradise Lost, XI. 313.
[224]. Monsieur Kinsayder. This was the nom-de-plume under which John Marston published his Scourge of Villanie, 1598.
Oh ancient Knights. Sir John Harington’s translation of Orlando Furioso was published in 1591.
Antonio and Mellida. 1602.
[225]. Half a page of Italian rhymes. Part I. Act IV.
Each man takes hence life. Part I. Act III.
What you Will. 1607.
Who still slept. Act II. 1.