[Symbol: Right Index] Thus I conclude my bolde Beggars booke, That all estates most playnely maye see, As in a glasse well pollyshed to looke, Their double demeaner in eche degree. Their lyues, their language, their names as they be, That with this warning their myndes may be warmed, To amend their mysdeedes, and so lyue vnharmed.
¶ Imprinted at London, in Fletestrete, at the signe of the Faulcon by Wylliam gryffith. Anno Domni. 1567.[179]
[43] The severe Act against vagrants, Ed. VI., c. 3, was passed in 1548, only 19 years before the date of this 2nd edition.
[45] So printed in both 1567 editions. 1573 reads _housholders_; but _Borsholders_ is doubtless meant.
[50] The 1573 edition here inserts the word _or_.
[54] This word is omitted in the 1573 ed.
[55] The chapters are not noted in the Bodley ed.
[56] The 1573 ed. here inserts the word _he_.
[59] Printed "_vpreght_." _vpright_ in Bodley ed.
[85] Probably the reason why "in print" came to be considered synonymous with "correct." See 2 Gent. of Verona, act ii. sc. 1, 175.
Castyng_e_ of axtre & eke of ston, Sofere hem þere to vse non; Bal, and barres, and suche play, Out of chyche[gh]orde put a-way.--
Myrc, p. 11, l. 334-7 (E. E. T. Soc. 1868).
[112] The 1573 edition reads _ioly ioylitie; gelowsy_. B.
[113] The 1573 edition finishes the sentence thus:--"ouer the fields to his own house, as hée afterwards said."