1482-3 it & others, whose {iudgements} | <iudgement> in such matters cried in the top | |
1483-4 of mine, an | excellent play, well digested in the scenes, set downe | |
1485-6 with as much modestie as cunning. I remember one sayd | there | |
1486-7 {were} <was> no sallets in the lines, to make the matter {sauory,} <sa-| uoury> nor no | |
1487-8 matter in the phrase that might indite the | author of {affection} <affectation>, | |
1488 but cald it an honest method, {as wholesome as sweete, & by very} | 2.2.445 |
1488-9 {much, more handsome then fine:} one | <cheefe> speech in't I chiefely loued, | |