Page 38. v. 215. In some copies the semicolon at the end of the line has
dropt out—
“To you oonly, me thynke, I durste shryue me;”
Page 44. v. 368.
“What reuell route! quod he, and gan to rayle.”
Point,
“What, reuell route! quod he,” &c.
Here (as in the line cited from the _Digby Mysteries_, Notes, vol. ii.
116) “route” is of course a verb—What, let revel roar! I might have added
to the note on this passage, that the compound substantive _revel-rout_
is used by Rowe;
“for this his minion,
The _revel-rout_ is done.”
_Jane Shore_, act i. sc. 1.