[Line: 31 light? would he] light, or would _1660_. store] Misprinted 'more' in _1651_.] [Line: 32 suns] Sun _MS._] [Line: 33 that] the _1660_.] [Line: 34 on flame] or flame _1660_.] [Line: 36 coalery] Original and pleasing. 'Collier' is used below.] [Line: 37 scorches] scorcheth _1660_, _MS._] [Line: 38 bandog's] lion's _1660_. lion] bandog _1660_.] [Line: 42 or] and _MS._] [Line: 43 the] this _MS._] [Line: 45 'Un_bottom_,' by evident error, in _1668_.] [Line: 47 Thus] Then _MS._] [Line: 49 'offends' _1660_. 'affords' _1660_.] [Line: 60 but made] made but _1660_, _MS._] [Line: 61 rivals] vitals _1660_.] [Line: 63 dare] do _1660_.] [Line: 68 their] this _1660_, _MS._] [Lines: 71-2 Omitted in _1660_ and all later texts. _1651_ misprints 'Argeuauts'.] [Line: 73 'em] them _1660_, _MS._] [Line: 75 ashore] on shore _1660_, _MS._] [Line: 76 better] richer _MS._] [Line: 78 extremities] extremity _1660_.] [Line: 81 'tis that] is it _1660_, _MS._] [Line: 82 knowing] naving _1660_: knavish _MS._] [Line: 83 wonder] wonders _1660_.] [Line: 84 both] with _MS._] [Line: 85 For 'tis not] For Tyne. Not _1660_ (without the period at l. 84), _MS._] [Line: 86 of] for _1660_.] [Line: 87 _1651_ mispunctuates with a comma at 'sink'; _1660_ adds comma at 'jack-of-all-trades' and 'sound': _MS._ punctuates correctly.] [Line: 88 inversed] inverse _1660_.] [Line: 89 you'd] you'l _1660_.] [Line: 90 weave 't] wear't _1660_. then] now _1660_. coin 't] com't _1660_.] [Line: 91 And] Or _MS._] [Line: 92 melt] turn _1660_, _MS._] [Line: 93 boasts] boast _1660_.] [Line: 94 derives] doth drive _1660_, _MS._ these] our _1660_, _MS._ coasts] coast _1660_.] [Line: 96 treasures] treasure _1660_, _MS._ the Mint, the] and mint o' th' _1660_, _MS._] [Line: 97 staiths] Wooden erections projecting into the river, which were used to store the coal and fitted with spouts for shooting it into the ships. divide] deride _1660_.] [Line: 98 'Blathon their Cornhill, Stella' _MS_: 'Blazon their Cornhill-stella,' _1660_.] Blathon, now Blaydon, the mining district. 'owe' = own. 'Stella' Hall, near Blaydon, was a nunnery before the Dissolution, when it passed into the hands of the Tempests. (Mr. Nichol Smith kindly supplied this information.)] [Line: 102 swap] swop _1660_.] [Line: 105 drudge] drugge _1660_, _MS._] [Line: 109 the] a _1659_. brings] gives _1660_, _MS._] [Line: 110 life] youth _1660_.] [Line: 113 tailor's] sailor's _MS._] [Line: 115 with] in _1660_.] [Line: 116 on] in _1660_, _MS._] [Line: 117 that] this _1660_.] [Line: 119 Not] Nor'st _MS._ 'proof enough' _1651_: 'enough' is omitted in _1660_, and deleted by a seventeenth-century corrector in the Bodleian copy of _1651_.]