[500] Old copy, _fill'd_, the compositor's eye, perhaps, having strayed to the next line. [501] Strong. See a long note in Nares, edit. 1859, p. 606. [502] Old copy; _here_. [503] A room in the Salutation so called. [504] Guests. [505] Old copy, _at_. [506] Old copy, _Raynald_. [507] [Old copy, _me of_.] [508] i.e., Terms, as mentioned before. Old copy, _then_. [509] To _meet with_ is a very common phrase for to _serve_ out, _requite_. [510] Skink issues from the hermit's house in the disguise of the man whom he is supposed to have cured, and as he leaves, addresses parting words to the hermit within. [511] Breviary. [512] Old copy, _them_. [513] Brand. [514] Old copy, _of_. [515] Old copy, _Glo_. [516] [Old copy, _last_.] [517] [Old copy, _this_.] [518] Old copy, _salutes he_. [519] Old copy, _you for_. [520] Old copy, _in_. [521] [Old copy, _we_.] [522] [Old copy, _we'll_.] [523] [Old copy, _sighs and songs_.] [524] In this passage the phrase, _to wear the yellow_, seems hardly to bear the ordinary construction of, _to be jealous_. [525] Old copy, _pining_. [526] Old copy gives this line to the lady, i.e., the merchant's wife. [527] This seems to be some popular and well-understood allusion--well understood then, but now obscure enough; nor does Steevens's explanation help us much. See "Pop. Antiq. of Gr. Britain," 1870, iii. 322. [528] An allusion to an old proverb. [529] Old copy gives this line to Gloster. [530] Old copy, _weak_. [531] Halliwell says, "a squall." [532] Fear. [533] Old copy, _wray_. [534] Old copy, _not thou art_. [535] i.e., Gloster, disguised also as a hermit. [536] Old copy, _he's_. [537] Old copy gives as the stage-direction here merely, _Enter John_. [538] Old copy, _Lan_. [539] Compare "First Part of Jeronimo," vol. iv., p. 349, and the note. [540] [Old copy, _breath_.] [541] [Compare Courthope's "Historic Peerage," 1857, _v_. Hereford.] [542] [In allusion to the proverb, _Threatened men live long_.] [543] [Old copy, _William_.] [544] Old copy, _them_. [545] Something seems to have dropped out of the text. [546] I do not find this phrase anywhere. [547] Old copy, _may_. [548] i.e., Gloster. [549] There is an evident corruption here. Query, _Life kneels to thrones_. [550] Old copy, _thy_. [551] Old copy, _not_. [552] Old copy, _is_. [553] Old copy, _set_. [554] i.e., _Mort de Dieu_. [555] Old copy, _ye_. [556] Old copy, _Sarasons_. [557] An exclamation of doubtful meaning and origin. See a long note in Nares, edit. 1859, _v. Rivo_. [558] Old copy, _for_.