319 For other instances see II., 4, 208; III., 2, 39-42, 55-56, 96, 159; V., 1, 22-3, 36, 109-11; V., 3, 43-45. 320 The same remark applies to V., 3, 8. 321 Compare such a line as V., 3, 94. 322 See p. 87, n. 4. 323 For “catalogue lines,” _cf._ I., 2, 33; II., 1. 116; II., 3, 29; III., 2, 342; V., 5, 48. For assonances, _cf._ I., 3, 25, 27, 31, 35, 41; II., 1, 126; II., 2, 28, 48; II., 3, 86; II., 4, 92; III., 2, 125, 129, 213, 214, 236, 255, 259; V., 2, 32; V., 3, 23, 60, 72, 103; V., 4, 94; V., 5, 30. For repetitions of words, _cf._ III., 1, 110; III., 2, 29; V., 1, 98, 138. Passages which remind us of Massinger are I., 4, 101; II., 3, 93; V., 1, 62, 70, and 71; Epilogue, 5. 324 V., 1, 1-7. _ 325 Modern Language Review_, April, 1916. 326 I., 1, 124. My numeration in _The Two Noble Kinsmen_ is Mr. Tucker Brooke’s. 327 III., 2, 14. _ 328 Op. cit._, p. 143. _ 329 The Two Noble Kinsmen_, I., 3, 8. 330 V., 1, 161. 331 II., 1 reads to me like Shakspere. 332 A Danish scholar, Dr. Bierfreund, maintains this thesis (Tucker Brooke, Introd., p. xlv). 333 II., 3; III., 5. 334 This is perhaps what Mr. Bullen believes about the play. _ 335 The Shakespeare Apocrypha._ 336 I., 1, 209. 337 III., 1, 74. _ 338 H. E. L._, iv., p. 361. _ 339 New Shakspere Society’s Transactions_, 1880-5, pt. 2, xviii. 340 Page 372. 341 Page 373. 342 Pages 375-6. 343 Page 381. 344 I., 1, 76. _ 345 E.g._, _Roman Actor_, I., 4, 41; _Picture_, II., 2, 112; _Bondman_, I., 1, 13. _Cf._ _Tamburlaine_, pt. II., III., 2; _Orlando Furioso_, V., 2. _ 346 Macbeth_, I., 1, 54. 347 Page 387. 348 Page 393. 349 Page 393. 350 Page 394. 351 I., 3, 76. 352 II., 4, 134. 353 Notice in passing that Beaumont is fond of using intransitive verbs transitively. He also has the phrase “twinning cherries.” 354 I., 1, 195-206. 355 I., 1, 209-213. 356 Page 395. 357 I., 2. 358 Page 397. 359 Pages 380-391. 360 I., 1, 165; V., 1, 160. Shakspere has “the wheaten garland” of peace in _Hamlet_, V., 2, 41. _ 361 Bashful Lover_, I., 1, 279; IV., 3, 164; _Maid of Honour_, I., 2, 116. 362 I., 1, 82. _ 363 Picture_, III., 4, 61. 364 I., 1, 141. The exact phrase occurs in _Merchant of Venice_, II., 1, 44. “The temple” is part of Fletcher’s stock-in-trade. _ 365 Maid of Honour_, V., 2, 45; _Picture_, I., 2, 306. 366 II., 1, 13. 367 I., 1, 77. _ 368 Twelfth Night_, III., 4, 349. _ 369 Renegado_, III., 3, 78; _New Way_, V., 1, 27. 370 1., 2, 47, 48. 371 I., 2, 275-278. 372 I., 3, 91. 373 IV., 2, 50. 374 II., 1,66. _Cf._ Margaret in _Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay_, I., 3, _ad finem_. 375 II., 3, 151. 376 III., 1, 10. 377 I., 1, 49. _Cf. Bashful Lover_, I., 1, 54; III., 3, 132. 378 I., 1, 178-181.