[563] Contraction of "you must." [564] Given to _Aurelia_ (perhaps rightly) in ed. 2. and some copies of ed. 1. [565] "I ha' done," &c.--Old eds.:-- "_Aur._ I ha done; one word, take heede, I ha done." [566] Regions.--"Marche. A region, _coast_, or quarter."--_Cotgrave._ [567] Some copies of ed. 1. "Genoa." [568] Ed. 2. "count." [569] Ed. 2. "to." [570] Some copies of ed. 1. "come downe." [571] A _frotted_ jerkin--a jerkin in which sweet oil had been rubbed. Cf. _Cynthia's Revels_, v. 2:-- "_Amo._ Is the perfume rich in this jerkin? _Per._ Taste, smell; I assure you, sir, pure benjamin, the only spirited scent that ever awaked a Neapolitan nostril.... I frotted a jerkin for a new-revenued gentleman yielded me three score crowns but this morning, and the same titillation." [572] Old eds. "as." [573] Omitted in some copies of ed. 1. [574] Old eds. "_Pietro._" [575] Some copies of ed. 1. "_Lorenzo._" [576] Some copies of ed. 1. "to liue till." [577] "O, I have seen ... so patiently" (ll. 180-202).--This passage was added in ed. 2. [578] Some copies read "men." [579] Old ed. "conceale." [580] Some copies read "men." [581] Where the bawdy-houses were located. AN[582] IMPERFECT ODE, BEING BUT ONE STAFF, SPOKEN BY THE PROLOGUE. To wrest each hurtless thought to private sense Is the foul use of ill-bred impudence: Immodest censure now grows wild, All over-running. Let innocence be ne'er so chaste, Yet at the last She is defil'd With too nice-brainèd cunning. O you of fairer soul, Control 10 With an Herculean arm This harm; And once teach all old freedom of a pen, Which still must write of fools, whiles't writes of men! [582] The "imperfect ode" and the epilogue are not found in some copies of ed. 1. EPILOGUS.