ADDENDA.

Page 39. To the passages which I have cited for the sake of shewing that, in all probability, the true reading is “soil of night,” add the following one ;

“And now the night with darkenes ouer-spred
Had drawne her sable curtaines ore the earth,” &c.

Nicholson's Acolastus, his After-Witte, 1600, sig. I 2.

Page 125.
After the words “ Is not the right reading 'Let'?” add-

A line of Fletcher and Massinger's [?] False One, act iii. sc. 3, stands thus in the old copies ; “Yet all be ready, as I gave

direction." a misprint, of course, for

“ Let all be ready,” &c.

Page 163.
Add to examples of rack spelt wrack the following one ;

“ The wretch thats torne vpon the torturing wrack
Feeles not more deuilish torment then

my

hart.” No-Body and Some-Body. With the true Chronicle

Historie of Elydure, &c. n. d. sig. E,

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