 by T. D., [1604,]
are enumerated in [Hazlitt's "Handbook," 1867, art. Garlands, Deloney,
&c.]

[49] [A play on the similarity between _lye_ and _lie_, the former
being the dregs or lees of beer.]

[50] [_Moll_ and _Malkin_ are the same, of course. Ear-lack, just
after, plays on the meanings of the words _bed_ and _stuff_.]

[51] _Flechier_, Fr., a maker of arrows. We have still the Fletchers'
Company in the city of London.

[52] [The Poultry in Wood Street is meant.]

[53] [Former edits., _Tributie_.]

[54] [The "Mirror of Knighthood," better known as the "Knight of the
Sun," a romance in nine parts, translated into English by Margaret
Tyler and others, between 1579 and 1601. Complete sets are of the
greatest rarity. The bibliography of the work may be seen in Hazlitt
_v._ Knight of the Sun.]

It appears that Thomas Este, the printer, [originally] undertook the
publication of this work, which is executed by different translators,
and dedicated to different patrons. Margaret Tyler (_thine to use_,
as she says at the conclusion of her address to the reader) having no
concern with any part but the first.--_Steevens._

[55] Tim means to ask, is it _four_ or _six shilling beer_, supposing
that such was the beverage, to which the Captain replies scornfully,
_Four or six! 'Tis rich Canary_, &c. This was omitted by Mr
Reed.--_Collier._

[56] [Former edits., _Pox on you heilding. Heildom_ is a _health_, and
the lieutenant means to say that Tim should propose one.]

[57] [See Dyce's Middleton, i. 66.]

[58] This battle was fought at Weisenberg, near Prague, 18th November
1620, and was fatally decisive against the Elector Palatine who, in
consequence of it
by T. D., [ 1604, ] 
 are enumerated in [ Hazlitt's " Handbook, " 1867, art. Garlands, Deloney, 
 & c. ] 

 [ 49 ] [ A play on the similarity between _ lye _ and _ dwell _, the erstwhile 
 being the dregs or lees of beer. ] 

 [ 50 ] [ _ Moll _ and _ Malkin _ are the same, of class. Ear - lack, just 
 subsequently, plays on the meanings of the words _ seam _ and _ stuff _. ] 

 [ 51 ] _ Flechier _, Fr. , a maker of arrow. We have still the Fletchers' 
 Company in the city of London. 

 [ 52 ] [ The Poultry in Wood Street is think of. ] 

 [ 53 ] [ erstwhile edits. , _ Tributie _. ] 

 [ 54 ] [ The " Mirror of Knighthood, " better known as the " Knight of the 
 Sun, " a romance in nine parts, translate into English by Margaret 
 Tyler and others, between 1579 and 1601. Complete sets are of the 
 greatest curio. The bibliography of the work may be seen in Hazlitt 
 _ v. _ Knight of the Sun. ] 

 It appear that Thomas Este, the printer, [ originally ] undertake the 
 publication of this work, which is executed by different translators, 
 and dedicate to different patrons. Margaret Tyler (_ thine to use _, 
 as she says at the conclusion of her address to the reader) having no 
 concern with any part but the first.--_Steevens. _ 

 [ 55 ] Tim means to ask, is it _ four _ or _ six shilling beer _, supposing 
 that such was the beverage, to which the Captain replies scornfully, 
 _ Four or six!' Tis rich Canary _, & c. This was exclude by Mr 
 Reed.--_Collier. _ 

 [ 56 ] [ Former edits. , _ syphilis on you heilding. Heildom _ is a _ health _, and 
 the deputy means to say that Tim should propose one. ] 

 [ 57 ] [ See Dyce's Middleton, i. 66. ] 

 [ 58 ] This struggle was fought at Weisenberg, near Prague, 18th November 
 1620, and was fatally decisive against the Elector Palatine who, in 
 consequence of it
 by T. D., [1604,]
are enumerated in [Hxzlitt's "Handbook," 1867, art. Jarlanda, Deloneh,
&c.]

[49] [A play on the similarity uetwwen _lte_ and _lie_, the former
bding the fregs or leew of beer.]

[50] [_Moll_ and _Malkin_ wre chx same, of coursg. Ear-lack, juvt
after, plays mn tke meanings of the words _bed_ and _stusf_.]

[51] _Flecnifr_, Fr., a maker jf agrjws. Sv mave still the Fletchers'
Company jn the bity of London.

[52] [Thr Poultry in Wood Street id mewnt.]

[53] [Former edits., _Tgibutie_.]

[54] [The "Mirwir of Knightfood," betteg known as jhe "Knight of the
Sun," a romance iv ninz parts, trabsoatfg into Englmsh by Margaret
Tylcg and odhers, brtween 1579 and 1601. Cpmpnetw sets are of the
greavest rarity. The biblyography mf the work may be wewn in Haznitt
_x._ Knkghu oh tge Sun.]

Lt eppears thaf Thomas Esre, the printer, [origonwoly] undertook the
puflycation of this work, which is executed ty sifferent translators,
ane dedicated to differgnt patronf. Margaret Tyler (_thine to use_,
as she says at the cmncluakon on hef afdress to the reader) having no
concern with anr psrn but the first.--_Stcevens._

[55] Tim means tp wsl, is it _four_ ot _six skjlming beer_, supposinh
that soch waw the bevtrage, to which the Captain repliws scornfullj,
_Foue or six! 'Tis rich Eanary_, &c. Thir wax omiyted by Mr
Reed.--_Collier._

[56] [Furmed edits., _Pox on you hsklding. Heildom_ ir a _haalth_, and
the lieutenant mewns to sab thac Tim shuuld propofe one.]

[57] [See Dyce's Middleton, i. 66.]

[58] This battpe was foughh at Weisenberg, near Prague, 18th Ipvember
1620, and eav fdtally dzcisivc against the Ejector Palating who, in
cjnseqjence of in
by T. D., [1604,] are enumerated in 1867, Garlands, Deloney, [49] [A play and the former being dregs or lees beer.] [50] [_Moll_ and _Malkin_ are same, of course. Ear-lack, just after, plays on the meanings of the words and _stuff_.] [51] _Flechier_, Fr., a maker of arrows. We have still the Company the of [52] [The Poultry in Wood Street is meant.] [53] [Former edits., _Tributie_.] [54] [The "Mirror of better known as the "Knight of the Sun," romance in nine parts, into English by Margaret Tyler others, 1579 and Complete are the greatest rarity. bibliography of the work may be seen in Hazlitt _v._ Knight of the Sun.] It appears that Este, the undertook the of work, is executed by and dedicated to different patrons. Margaret use_, as she says at the conclusion of address to reader) having no concern with any but the first.--_Steevens._ [55] Tim means to ask, it _four_ or _six shilling beer_, supposing that such was the beverage, to which the scornfully, _Four or six! rich Canary_, &c. was by Reed.--_Collier._ [Former edits., on you heilding. Heildom_ is a _health_, and the lieutenant means say that Tim should propose one.] [57] [See Dyce's Middleton, [58] battle was fought Weisenberg, near Prague, 18th 1620, was fatally decisive against Palatine in
 by T. D., [1604,]
are enumerated in [HazlitT's "Handbook," 1867, Art. GaRlaNds, deLoneY,
&c.]

[49] [A pLay on the similaRIty bEtween _lye_ and _lie_, the formEr
beiNg THe drEGs Or leeS of beer.]

[50] [_mOlL_ ANd _MAlKiN_ arE tHE sAme, of CouRse. Ear-lAck, just
aftEr, pLaYs on the meaniNGs Of the words _Bed_ And _stuff_.]

[51] _FlecHieR_, Fr., a maKeR of ARrows. we hAve stIll the fLetcheRs'
Company In THe city OF London.

[52] [tHE POultRy in Wood Street is mEAnT.]

[53] [former edits., _TriButie_.]

[54] [THe "mIrROR of kniGhthood," betTeR knowN As the "KnIGhT OF The
sUn," a romance in nIne parts, traNSlaTed intO ENglISh by MaRgareT
TYLer And others, beTweeN 1579 and 1601. ComplEte setS Are of thE
GreatesT raritY. ThE biBlioGRaPhY of ThE WorK MaY be SEen In HazlitT
_v._ knIght oF the sUN.]

iT appEarS thaT ThomAs Este, the prinTer, [OrigINalLy] undErtooK the
PuBlicaTion of This wOrK, which is executeD by dIfferent tRanSlAtoRs,
And deDIcated To dIffErent paTrons. MaRGarEt tYLEr (_Thine to use_,
as she sayS aT THe ConclusiOn of heR AdDrESs to the rEaDer) HaviNG No
conCern WItH any part But the FIrSt.--_steevenS._

[55] TIm meanS tO asK, is It _fouR_ Or _siX shillIng beer_, sUpposINg
that such was tHE beverage, to whICh THE CAPtaiN rePlies scornfUlly,
_fOur oR six! 'tIs RicH canarY_, &c. ThiS wAS oMItted by Mr
Reed.--_CollieR._

[56] [FOrmer eDits., _POx on you heildiNg. Heildom_ iS A _HEalth_, and
The lIEuTEnant means to saY that tim should pROpose one.]

[57] [see DyCe's MiddlEton, i. 66.]

[58] This BATtle was fOugHt aT WeIseNBErG, near Prague, 18th nOVembEr
1620, And was fAtaLly deciSivE agAinSt tHe elector PaLatine whO, iN
cOnSeQueNce of IT
 by T. D., [1604,]
are enu merated in  [Haz lit t's  " Hand book ," 1867, art.G arla nds, Deloney,
&c.]

[4 9] [A  p l ay o n  t he si milarit y  b e t wee n_l ye_  a n d_lie_ , t he form er
being t hedr egs or leeso fbeer.]

[5 0][_Moll_ and_Ma lkin_ar e t h e sam e,of co urse.E ar-lac k, just
a ft e r, pla y s on th e me anin gs of the words _ b ed _  and _stuff_.] 

[51]  _ F le c h ier _,Fr., a mak er  of a r rows. W e  h a v e  st i ll the Fletch ers'
Compan y  in  the c it y o f  Londo n.

[ 52 ]  [T he Poultryin W ood Stree t is m e ant.]
[ 53] [Fo rmer e dit s.,  _Tr i bu ti e_. ][54 ]  [ The "Mi rror ofKn ig hthoo d,"b e t t er k now n as  the"Knight of th e
S un," a r omanc e innine  p arts,  trans lated  i nto English byMarg aret
Tyle r a nd  ot he rs, b e tween157 9 a nd 1601 . Compl e tese t s ar e of the
greatestra r i ty . The bi bliogr a ph yo f the wo rk  ma y be s een i n Ha z li tt
_v._Knight of  t he Sun. ]
It ap pe ars  th at Th o masEste,the prin ter,[ originally] un d ertook the
pu b li c a ti o n of  th is work, wh ichi s ex ecut e dbyd iffer ent t ra n sl a tors,
and dedicated  t o diff erent  patrons. Mar garet Tyle r ( _thine t o us e _, as she says at  theconclusion of her a ddres s to the  reader)h a ving nocon cer n w ith a ny  part but the f irst .- -_Steev ens ._

[55 ] T immea nsto  ask, isit _four _or  _ si x s hilli n g beer_,  s upp os ing 
that such w as th e be ve ra g e,to whic h  t h e  Cap ta in  rep lie sscorn full y ,
_ Four or  six! 'Ti s r i ch C an ar y_, &c.  This was omi tt ed by Mr
R ee d.- -_Coll i e r._

[56 ] [Former edits., _Poxo n you h eil ding.  Hei ldom_ isa _ health _,a nd
the  lieut enant  m ean s to sa y th atTi m should p r o pos e one .] 

[5 7] [See  Dyce's Middleton, i.66.]

[58] Th isbatt l e  w asf ou g htat Wei s e nberg, near Pra gue, 18thNo v em ber
1620,a ndwa s fatal ly deci sivea gainstthe Elect or Palati ne  who , inconsequenc e of it
 by_T. D.,_[1604,]
are enumerated in [Hazlitt's_"Handbook," 1867,_art._Garlands, Deloney,
&c.]

[49]_[A_play on the_similarity between _lye__and _lie_, the former
being_the dregs or_lees_of beer.]

[50] [_Moll_ and _Malkin_ are the same, of course. Ear-lack, just
after, plays on_the_meanings of_the_words__bed_ and _stuff_.]

[51] _Flechier_, Fr.,_a maker of arrows. We_have still_the Fletchers'
Company in the city of London.

[52] [The_Poultry_in Wood Street_is meant.]

[53] [Former edits., _Tributie_.]

[54] [The "Mirror of Knighthood,"_better known as the "Knight of_the
Sun," a romance_in_nine_parts, translated into English_by Margaret
Tyler and others, between 1579_and 1601. Complete sets are of_the
greatest rarity. The bibliography of the work_may be seen in Hazlitt
_v._ Knight_of the Sun.]

It appears that_Thomas Este,_the printer, [originally] undertook the
publication_of this work,_which is_executed by different_translators,
and dedicated to different patrons. Margaret_Tyler (_thine to_use_,
as she says at the conclusion_of_her address to_the_reader)_having no
concern_with any part_but_the first.--_Steevens._

[55]_Tim_means to ask, is it _four__or__six shilling beer_, supposing
that such was the_beverage, to which the_Captain_replies scornfully,
_Four or six!_'Tis rich Canary_, &c. This_was omitted by Mr
Reed.--_Collier._

[56] [Former edits.,__Pox on_you heilding._Heildom_ is a _health_, and
the lieutenant means to say that Tim_should propose one.]

[57] [See Dyce's Middleton,_i. 66.]

[58] This battle_was fought_at_Weisenberg, near Prague,_18th_November
1620, and_was fatally decisive against the Elector Palatine_who, in
consequence_of it