[51] Called King of Portugal or Portingal in the "First Part of Jeronimo." The scene here changes to Portugal.--_Collier._ [52] _This_, 1618, '23, '33. [53] _It_, 1618. [54] _Adjudged_, 1618, '23, '33. [55] _I am_, 1633. [56] _Nihil_, 1633. [57] _These_, 1623, '33. [58] _Put his_, ditto. [59] _But where?_ 1618, '23, '33. [60] _Will fly_, 1618, '23, '33. [61] _The_, 1618, '23, '33. [62] _Hast_, 1623, '33. [63] _Thoughts_, 1618, '28, '33. [64] _Now Ile_, ditto. [65] _Deare_, ditto. [66] _Chiefest_, 1623, '33. [67] _Ile not refuse this doleful heavy_, 1618, '23, '33. [68] _To_, ditto. [69] _A_ omitted, 1618, '23. [70] _i.e._, Threw him on the ground with force, as in the "Second Part of Antonio and Mellida," iv. 3-- "Distraught and raving, from a turret's top, He threw his body in the swolne sea, And as he headlong topsie-turvie _ding'd_ downe, He still cry'd Mellida." Again, in Nash's "Lenten Stuffe," 1599: "For besides the loud bellowing ... which hath _dung me in a manner down_," &c. And in Marston's "Satires"-- "Is ding'd to hell, and vulture eats his heart." [71] _So_, omitted, 1618, '23, '33. [72] Carrying or bearing. So in Churchyard's "Challenge," 1593, p. 116-- "What cunning heads and hands can catch in hold, That covetous mindes doth seek to weld alone." [73] _Sorrowes_, 1618, '23, '33. [74] _This scarf pluckt off from_, ditto. [75] _Thou_, omitted, 1618, '23, '33. [76] _Of_, 1618, '23, 33. [77] _At_, ditto. [78] [_Live_, Allde's edition.] [79] So in "Wily Beguil'd," 1606-- "By Jesus, I cannot play the dissembler, And wooe my love with courtly _ambages_." [80] _Devis'd_,1618, '23, '33. [81] That is, act from caprice. So in Ben Jonson's "Every Man out of his Humour," induction: "When you come to plays, _be humorous_, look with a good starch'd face, and ruffle your brow like a new boot; laugh at nothing but your own jests, or else as the noblemen laugh." Again, in Decker's "Satiromastix," 1602-- "All our understanding faculties Sit there in their high court of parliament, Enacting laws to sway this _humorous_ world, This little isle of man." And in the "Second Part of King Henry IV.," iv. 4, we have-- "Being incens'd, he's flint, As _humorous_ as winter" ---- See also Mr Steevens's note on the last passage. [82] _Delightsome_, 1618, '12, '33. [83] _Revellinge_, ditto. [84] _Lord_, ditto. [85] To _jest_ is to play a part in a masque. See Dr Farmer's note on "King Richard II.," i. 3-- "As gentle and as jocund as to jest Go I to fight." [86] _Five and_, omitted, 1623, '33. [87] _We_, 1618, '23, '33. ACT II. _Enter_ LORENZO _and_ BALTHAZAR. LORENZO.