Kean. Edmund Kean (1787–1833).
[194]. With cautious haste [wanton heed] and giddy cunning. L’Allegro, 141.
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196. A gentle usher; Authority [husher, vanity] by name. The Faerie Queene I., iv. 13.
[197]. Teres et rotundus. Horace, Sat. II. 7.
Spagnoletto. Josef or Jusepe de Ribera, otherwise Lo Spagnoletto (1588–1656), of Spanish birth, whose chief work was done in Naples. His subjects are generally delineations of scourgings and other scenes of torture. See ante, note to p. [70].
[200]. With marriageable arms. Paradise Lost, V. 217.
To-morrow to fresh fields [woods]. Lycidas, 193.
Mr. Crabbe. George Crabbe (1754–1832).