p. 57 _disguis’d._ A common phrase for drunk. Act IV: Scene ii p. 75 _cogging._ To cog = to trick, wheedle or cajole. Act V: Scene i p. 99 _Tramontana._ Foreign; Italian and Spanish _tramontano_ = from beyond the mountains. p. 101 _upse._ Op zijn = in the fashion or manner of. _Upse Gipsy_ = like a gipsy, cf. _The Alchemist_, iv, vi: I do not like the dulness of your eye: It hath a heavy cast, ’tis upsee Dutch. p. 101 _Incle._ Linen thread or yarn which was woven into a tape once very much in use. Epilogue p. 106 _Nokes, or Tony Lee._ James Nokes and Antony Leigh, the two famous actors, were the leading low comedians of the day. p. 107 _Play of the Novella._ _Novella_ is a good, though intricate, comedy by Brome. 8vo, 1653, but acted 1632. p. 107 _The famous Virgil._ There is a tale, reported by Donatus, that Vergil once anonymously wrote up on the palace gates a distich in praise of Augustus, which, when nobody was found to own it, was claimed by a certain versifier Bathyllus, whom Cæsar duly rewarded, A few days later, however, Virgil again set in the same place a quatrain each line of which commenced ‘sic vos non vobis...’ but was unfinished, and preceeded these by the one hexameter Hos ego versiculos feci; tulit alter honores. All were unable to complete the lines satisfactorily save the great poet himself, and by this means the true author of the eulogy was revealed. A, B. A portion of the facing inner margins is missing: image of facing pages 30-31 Reconstruction, page 30: partial image of page 30 Reconstruction, page 31: partial image of page 31 109 THE ROVER; OR, THE BANISH’D CAVALIERS. PART II. 110 Scenes described in (parentheses) are unnumbered. Argument. Source. Theatrical History. Dedication Prologue Dramatis Personæ. Act I. Scene I. _A Street._ (_A Church._) Act II. Scene I. _The Street._ Scene II. _A fine Chamber._ Act III. Scene I. _A House._ Act IV. Scene I. _The Street, or Backside of the Piazza._ (_A Garden._) (_La Nuche’s House._) (_Fetherfool’s Chamber._) (_The Street._) Act V. Scene I. _A Chamber._ Scene II. _The Street._ Scene III. _Willmore’s Lodging._ (_A Chamber._) Epilogue. Notes to _The Rover, Part II_ 111 ARGUMENT.