SULLENS, moroseness; IV. iv. 108. Cf. _Richard II._, II. i. 139: ‘Let them die that age and sullens have.’ SURE, betrothed; I. 151. Cf. _Merry Wives_, V. v. 237. SUSPECT, suspicion; I. i. 130. Cf. Sonnet LXX. ‘The ornament of beauty is suspect.’ TICING, enticing; I. 197. TRUG, a drab; I. 499. Greene uses the word. TRULL, worthless woman; I. 498. TRUSS, tie up for hanging; III. vi. 125; here = ‘get yourself trussed.’ WATCHET, pale blue; II. i. 56. WAGER, give a wage to; I. 523. Shakespeare uses ‘wage’ in this sense, _Coriolanus_, V. vi. 40. WHISTLY, silently; III. iii. 9. YEOMANRY, homespun wit; IV. ii. 37. [Illustration] Printed by T. and A. CONSTABLE, Printers to Her Majesty at the Edinburgh University Press * * * * * Transcriber's Note The following apparent printing errors have been corrected: p. 4 "the field." changed to "the field," p. 6 "of men." changed to "of men," p. 10 "it me" changed to "it me." p. 19 "true or no" changed to "true or no?" p. 23 "neighhour" changed to "neighbour" p. 30 line-number 90 changed to 93 p. 36 "heat." changed to "heat," p. 49 "dream" changed to "dream." p. 69 "is death" changed to "is death." p. 75 "my state," changed to "my state." p. 97 "bills" changed to "bills." p. 99 "knew now" changed to "knew not" p. 102 "did not" changed to "did not." p. 104 "a a letter" changed to "a letter" p. 107 "_Merry Wives_, iII" changed to "_Merry Wives_, III" p. 110 "adevrbially" changed to "adverbially" p. 111 (note to II. i. 58) "‘Seam rent fellows," changed to "‘Seam rent fellows,’" p. 111 (note to III. i. 5) "sense" changed to "sense?" Other inconsistent punctuation has been retained as printed, as have inconsistent spellings.