[1644] ‘Place,’ reading of 1563. Day. 1571, 75, 78, 87. N. [1645] Vouchsafe. N. [1646] Shalt thou not. 1563. [1647] The eternall. 1563, 71 75, 78. [1648] May. 1563. [1649] And. 1563. [1650] Halfe, wanting. 1563. [1651] Thy. 1563. [1652] ‘Hugie,’ the reading of 1563. Huge. 71, 75, 78, 87. Dolefull. N. [1653] Thy daughter strucken with the leprosie. N. [1654] Graule. 1571, 75, 78. Groule. N. [1655] Lyved. 1563, 71, 75, 78. [1656] Whan. 1563, 71, 75, 78. [1657] Bidden. N. [1658] Mishap. 1578. [1659] By. 1563, 71, 75. [1660] Initials added 1571. T. Saxuill. N. [1661] Q. 1563. [1662] Sayd one. 1578. [1663] Q. 1563. [1664] Q. 1563. Quod. 1575. [1665] My thynke. 1563, 71, 75. [1666] Q. 1563. [1667] Sayd one. 1578. [1668] Other hand. 1563. [1669] I say, beware. N. [1670] Mule’s. 1587. [1671] Though Juuenal so be, that. 1563. [1672] That doth make. N. [1673] Maketh. 1563, 71, 75, 78. [1674] Ere. N. [1675] And therefore lothe we taunters. 1563. [1676] Whose minde thereby to. 1563. [1677] Amend. 1563. [1678] To guyde. 1563, 71, 75, 78. [1679] Moe. 1563, 71, 75, 78. [1680] The affections of the wycked sorte. 1563. [1681] Theyr sinnes, all hate to heare them touched, Howe covertly so ever they be couched. 1563. [1682] Th’intent. N. [1683] Is godly. 1563. [1684] From. N. [1685] Doubtfull. 1563, 71, 75, 78. [1686] Well may. 1578. [1687] Which rymed that whych made full many mourne. 1563. [1688] The kynge himselfe of. 1563. [1689] His faultors faultes. 1563. [1690] Was. 1571, 75, 78. [1691] The chyefe was Catesby whom. 1563. [1692] Whom I did call. N. [1693] Tyll he vsurped the crowne, he. 1563. [1694] So many thousandes as they have destroyed. 1563. [1695] Laweles dealynges al men dyd. 1563. [1696] _Pessima._ 1571, 75, 78. [1697] _Quis vetat?_ None, save clymers stil in _ferum_, 1563. [1698] Satyr. 1563. [1699] Who rudely named were. 1563. [1700] Me wyth most haynous traytrous cryme. 1563. [1701] And strangled fyrst in. 1563. And strangled then in. N. [1702] Ore. N. [1703] And so sore. 1578. [1704] This wicked iudgement vexed me so sore That I exclamed agaynst. 1563. [1705] The ravenyng dog. 1563, 71, 75, 78. [1706] The rat lord Ratclyve. 1563. [1707] Touch thinges which they wish. 1563. [1708] No flatterer, no bolsterer of vyce. 1563. [1709] From. N. [1710] Vnto. 1563. [1711] An, misprint. 1587. [1712] The heauens hye. 1563. [1713] He must (as she had) have one onlye iye, Regarde of truth, that nought maye leade awrye. 1563. [1714] And that no power or fansie do him force. 1563. [1715] Must also. 1563. [1716] Bruse. N. [1717] To heauen thereto to feede and rest. 1563. [1718] Of skyll and hope. 1563. [1719] That (_than_) al the ioyes which worldly wyts desyre. 1563. [1720] He must be also nymble. 1563. [1721] The. 1563, 71, 75, 78. [1722] Thinges notable he. 1563. Impart he. 1571, 75, 78. [1723] These propertyes yf I had well consydered. 1563.