The heading in 1648 omits 'Sainte.' These variations from 1648 are interesting: 1st Elegy: Line 9, 'would' for 'should.' Line 17, our text (1652) drops 'way' inadvertently. TURNBULL tinkers it by reading 'thee' for 'the,' instead of collating the texts. Line 23, 'its' for 'his.' " 25, 'when' for 'where.' " 37, I have adopted 'th'' for 'thou' of our text (1652). 2d Elegy: Line 1, our text (1652) misspells 'fleed.' Line 3, ib. misprints 'I' am.' " 10, ib. drops 'beauteous' inadvertently. TURNBULL, for a wonder, wakes up here to notice a deficient word; but again, instead of collating his texts, inserts without authority 'lofty.' Had he turned to 1648 edition, he would have found 'beauteous.' Line 20, I have adopted 'Time's' for 'Time.' " 23, as in line 17 in 1st Elegy. " 30, a reference to the 'Love will find out the way,' in the old song 'Over the mountain.' 'Weary' is misprinted 'Wary' in 1670. 3d Elegy: Line 7, 'with' for 'by.' Line 17, our text (1652) misprints 'Or' for 'O.' " 20, I accept 't'' for 'to.' " 29, 'The Blessed Virgin' for 'The queen of angels.' " 41, 'facing' for 'gaping.' " 43, as in line 17 in 1st Elegy. " 50, 'hath' for 'haue.' " 51, 'sweet's' for 'sweet.' " 54, our text (1652) misprints 'thousand.' G. Secular Poetry. II. AIRELLES. NOTE. See Note on page 184 for reference on the title here and elsewhere of 'Airelles.' G. UPON THE KING'S CORONATION.[89]