“Howe rode he by you? howe put he to _you_?”
As a rhyme is wanting to “vyser” and “dyser,” I conjectured “_you_
there.”—“We,” says the reviewer in _G. M._ p. 245, “would rather break
the line into two short verses,—
‘How rode he by you?
Howe put he to you?’
as v. 1132, with the same cadence and accent,
‘_Fan._ What callest thou thy dogge?
_Fol._ Tusshe, his name is Gryme?’”
But the reviewer ought to have seen that the _two SPEECHES_ last cited
make up _one line_.