=888.= A: morrow, =957.= A: & sayes he sayes hyee, Master =995.= A₂: prophceing; =1003.= A₂: wide a =1006.= A: _Sir. Adam._ =1012.= A₁: words =1025.= A₂: mightie I =1029/30.= A₂: man, and ... world, =1050.= A: shall he =1064.= A₂: Pridegroome, =1101.= A: bitterlie: =1107.= A: M, Horace, =1234.= A: Custos p. F₃: bond, =1260.= A: supplications now =1265.= A: _Tuc_, =1274.= A₂: Right for =1310.= A: _Sir. Vau._ =1312.= A: _Sir. Vau._ =1317.= A: guest. =1328.= A: This enterchanging of Languages; [cf. Ad Lectorem, Z. 71.] =1335.= A: out speech; =1403.= A₂: then, then then =1406.= A: _Sir. Vau._ =1408.= A₁: so, tis =1409.= A: ali past =1424.= A: Custos G₂: then =1531.= A: i[inverted t], =1578.= A: _Sir._ =1584.= A: sansomely =1587.= A: Custos: whoreson, =1615.= A₂: on, =1648.= A: Will, =1661.= A₁: Armes, =1681.= A: wrong. =1758.= A: £’. der scheinbare Apostroph ist vielleicht ein in die Höhe geratenes Komma. =1771.= A: leader Custos: leader, =1773.= A: come: =1796.= A: La_dies_, =1804.= A: begin. =1806.= A: winne. =1809.= A: _Bin._ To prooue =1865.= A: _best_, =1930.= A: indgement =1998.= A₂: Horace they (nur copy d. Bodl.) =2002.= A: Fl in Flat sehr schlecht gedruckt. =2018.= A₁: cheekcs =2063.= A: terrible, =2083.= A: _migling_ =2115.= A: resoluion, =2169.= A: alread? yfoylde =2237.= A: _Drinkes_ =2257.= A: ready, =2271.= A₁: _Peace._ Interpunktion undeutlich. =2289.= A: Gods. =2309.= A: _it set_ =2322.= A₁: Liege they’re A: gallants, =2348.= A₂: motion; motionles? A₁: motionles; =2357.= A₁: eyes. =2384.= A: boldnes ont =2476.= A₂: don das e kann auch abgesprungen sein. =2480.= A₁: tongue Mon du, =2481.= A₂: me =2490.= A₂: Tam or Cham =2522.= A: lawes, =2530.= A: And stinging [cf. Ad Lectorem, Z. 73.] =2543.= A: _Tu._ Nay your =2552.= A: bnt of =2578.= A: _Cris._ Any =2587.= A: _Cris._ By =2596.= A₁: oh this sting. =2612.= A: _Sir Vau_ =2618.= A: _Sir Vvu._ =2630.= A₁: wlll you =2685.= A: tanght ANMERKUNGEN. SEITE 1. Das lateinische Citat stammt aus: ~Horaz~, _Sat._ I. 4, 73. SEITE 3. Ad Detractorem; _Martial_, _Epgr._ lib. XIII. 2. =5/6.= ~Virgil~, _Aeneis_, III. 658: _monstrum horrendum informe ingens, cui lumen ademptum_. =8.= Poetomachia = der sog. Stage-Quarrel. Horace the second = ~Ben Jonson~. =9.= _a band of...._ Poetasters: sc. ~Marston~, ~Dekker~, ~Monday~ und vielleicht auch ~Shakespeare~, für den besonders ~Small~, _Stage-Quarrel_ p. 7 u. 133 ff eintritt. =12.= Horace _hal’d his_ Poetasters _to the Barre_: namentlich mit dem _Poetaster_.