=swindging=, swinging to and fro.
=tall=, excellent, brave.
=temper=, regulate.
=touch=, censure.
=toy=, whim.
=tracts=, tracks, traces.
=train=, stratagem.
=triumphs=, pageants.
=troe=, an exclamation of surprise, added after a question.
=trumpet=, trumpeter.
=trusse=, seize (used specially of birds of prey).
=warning peece=, a shot discharged as a signal.
=weather=, tempestuous commotion.
=weed=, garment.
=witty=, intelligent.
=wrack=, wreck.
=wreak=, revenge.
=unready=, undressed.
=vennie=, bout at fencing.
Transcriber's Note:
No changes have been made to spelling or punctuation in the plays.
The following corrections have been made to notes and commentary:
page xxxiv--"sequel to his most popular[original has popuular] play"
page xxxvii--"et Monsorellum transactum fuit."[original is missing ending quotation mark]
page xl--"well-known passage (II, i[original has 1], 205 ff.)"
page 298--added missing ending quotation mark in note =188=, 335-42.
The following words used an oe ligature in the original:
Noevius Oetaeus oeil Phoenician Oeta
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