[93] [See "English Drama and Stage," edit. Hazlitt, p. 19.]
[95] ["English Dramas and Stage," p. 42.]
VOL. I. Page 62, for _goodness_ read _goddess_.
VOL. II. ... 135, ... _knotted_ ... _notted_.[98]
VOL. III. ... 58,[99] ... _oppose_ ... _appose_.
... ... _ib._ ... _be fed_ ... _to be fed_.
... ... 83, l. 17. The correspondent thinks this line belongs to _Omnes Famulæ_.
... ... 97, ... _wage-pasty_ ... _way-pasty_.[100]
... ... 105, ... _to please_ ... _it please_.
... ... 117, ... _as much_ ... _so much_.
... ... 118, ... _make a_ ... _make me a_.
... ... 121, ... _another ... _another but_. than_
... ... _ib._ ... _readiness_ ... _a readiness_.
... ... 122, ... _other's_ ... _others'_.
... ... _ib._ ... _point ... _point whereof_ wherefore_.
... ... 125, ... _draw ye_ ... _draw we_.
... ... 128, ... _thou goose_ ... _you goose_.
... ... 139, ... _Not if all ... _Nor if all the_. the_
... ... 140, ... _where or ... _where nor how_. how_
... ... 158, ... _all men_ ... _of all men_.
... ... 178, ... _halse-aker_ ... _half-acre_.[101]
VOL. V. ... 115, ... _Alvearic_ ... _Alvearie_.
VoL. IX. ... 98, ... _collection_ ... _collation_.
... ... _ib._} ... _moldash_ ... _molash_.
... ... 332,} ... _moldash_ ... _molash_.
... ... 205, ... _Amoretta_ ... _Amoretto_.
VOL. X. ... 274, ... _Foresaw_ ... _Foreseen_.
VOL. XI. ... 436, ... _Sir Thomas_ ... _St. Thomas_.
[98] See Nares. ed. 1859, _v._ Nott. We still have the vulgarism _nut_ for the head; but it more properly means a head with the hair cut close.
[99] These errors in "Ralph Roister Doister" have been pointed out by a correspondent, who states that he has detected them on a personal collation of the original copy at Eton College. But many of the variations noticed by this gentleman have been intentional corrections of the old copy.
[100] Yet in "Jack Juggler" (ii. 141), _wage-pasty_ occurs.
[101] So in "Appius and Virginia" (iv. 136)--
"Hard by Hodge's half-acre, at Gaffer Miller's stile."
Adventures of Five Hours, a play, xv. 185-320
A friend in court is worth a penny in purse, prov. i. 178
After kissing comes greater kindness, prov. xiii. 114
Appius and Virginia, a play, 1575, iv. 100-55
As soon goeth to market the lamb's fell as the sheep's, prov. i. 78