Haberdine Hadiwist Hanging Tune Hatto, Bishop Head ("how fell ye out all a head?") Hell Hell, another couple in Hemming Hesperides ( = the garden of the Hesperides) Heywood, Thomas, his play of _The Captives_; lines at the end of his _Royal King and Loyal Subject_ identical with the Address _To the Reader_ at the end of H. Shirley's _Martyd Souldier_; the play of _Dick of Devonshire_ tentatively assigned to him; the MS. play _Calisto_ composed of scenes from his _Golden Age and Silver Age_ Hocas pocas Holland's Leaguer Horace, quoted (In the lines "Now die your pleasures, and the dayes you pray Your rimes and loves and jests will take away" are imitated from Horace's _Ars Poetica_, ll. 55-6,-- "Singula de nobis anni praedantur euntes; Eripuere jocos, Venerem, convivia, ludum.") Hott shotts Hounslow Heath, Sword-blade manufactory at Huckle bone Huffing Hunts up Hypostacies Imbrocados (thrusts over the arm in fencing) Incontinent Iron mills It ( = its) Jacke Jiggs Julius Caesar (puppet-show of) Juvenal quoted Keepe Knight a the post Knowes me no more then the begger knowes his dish know him as well as the begger, &c. Kramis time Lacrymae Ladies Downfall _Lady Mother_, comedy by Glapthorne (identical with _The Noble Trial_, entered in Stationers' Registers in 1660) Lanch (unnecessarily altered to _lance_ in the text) _Lancheinge of the May_, MS. play by W.M. Gent. Lapwing Larroones Lather ( = ladder) (In _Women beware Women_ Middleton plays on the word:-- "_Fab_. When she was invited to an early wedding, She'd dress her head o'ernight, sponge up herself, And give her neck three _lathers_. _Gaar_. Ne'er a halter.") Laugh and lye downe Launcepresado Law, the spider's cobweb Legerity Letters of mart Leveret Limbo Line of life Linstock Long haire, treatise against (An allusion to William Prynne's tract _The Unlovelinesse of Love-Lockes_.) _Loves Changelings Changed_, MS. play founded on Sidney's Arcadia Low Country Leaguer Lustique Machlaean Macrios Magical weed Makarell Make ready March beere Marlins Marlowe's _Hero and Leander_ quoted Marriage, restrained by law at certain seasons Martial quoted Mary muffe Masque (MS.) containing a long passage that is found in Chapman's _Byron's Tragedie_ Massinger, his share in the authorship of _Sir John Van Olden Barnavelt_ Mawmets ( = puppets) Mawmett ( = Mahomet) Meath (A curious corruption of _Mentz_. Old printers distorted foreign names in an extraordinary manner.) Mechall Mention ( = dimension) Mew Middleton, quotation from his _Family of Love_ Minikin ( = fiddle) Mistris Moe Monthes mind Mooncalf More hayre than wit Morglay Mosch Mother Motion ( = suggestion, proposal) Mouse Much (ironical) Mumchance Muscadine Muschatoes ( = moustaches) Mushrumps ( = mushrooms) Music played between the acts Muskadine with an egg _My Love can sing no other song_ (See _Appendix_) Mynsatives