Mr. Halliwell comes to our assistance thus: "Page 244, line 21, [22 it should be,] _I um_,--a printer's error for _I am." Dignus vindice nodus_! Five lines above, we have "whole" for "who'll," and four lines below, "helmeth" for "whelmeth"; but Mr. Halliwell vouchsafes no note. In the "Fawn" we read, "Wise _neads_ use few words," and the editor says in a note, "a misprint for _heads_"! Kind Mr. Halliwell! Having given a few examples of our "Editor's" corrections, we proceed to quote a passage or two which, it is to be presumed, he thought perfectly clear. "A man can skarce put on a tuckt-up cap, A button'd frizado sute, skarce eate good meate, _Anchoves, caviare_, but hee's satyred And term'd phantasticall. By the muddy spawne Of slymie neughtes, when troth, phantasticknesse-- That which the naturall sophysters tearme _Phantusia incomplexa_--is a function Even of the bright immortal part of man. It is the common passe, the sacred dore, Unto the prive chamber of the soule; That bar'd, nought passeth past the baser court. Of outward scence by it th' inamorate Most lively thinkes he sees the absent beauties Of his lov'd mistres."--Vol. I. p. 241. In this case, also, the true readings are clear enough:-- "And termed fantastical by the muddy spawn Of slimy newts"; and ----"past the baser court Of outward sense";-- but, if anything was to be explained, why are we here deserted by our _fida compagna_? Again, (Vol. II. pp. 55-56,) we read, "This Granuffo is a right wise good lord, a man of excellent discourse, and never speakes his signes to me, and men of profound reach instruct aboundantly; hee begges suites with signes, gives thanks with signes," etc. This Granuffo is qualified among the "Interlocutors" as "a silent lord," and what fun there is in the character (which, it must be confessed, is rather of a lenten kind) consists in his genius for saying nothing. It is plain enough that the passage should read, "a man of excellent discourse, and never speaks; his signs to me and men of profound reach instruct abundantly," etc.