[26]. Dilworth’s Spelling Book. ? Thomas Dilworth’s A New Guide to the English Tongue, an eighteenth century book.
Fearn’s Treatise on Contingent Remainders. Charles Fearne’s (1742–1794) An Essay on the Learning of Contingent Remainders and Executory Devises (1772). a book which made him an authority.
Etherial mould, sky-tinctured. Cf. Paradise Lost, II. 139, and V. 285.
Breathe in other air less pure. Paradise Lost, XI. 284.
Confined and cabin’d in. Macbeth, III. 4; ‘cabined, cribbed, confined, bound in.’
Verily we have our reward. S. Matthew, vi. 2.
[27]. Should go about to cozen fortune. Merchant of Venice, II. 9.
Because we are scholars [virtuous]. Twelfth Night, II. 3.
[27]. The wretched slave. King Henry V., IV. 1.
[28]. Tell his tale. Milton’s L’Allegro.