[1] One of these interludes has been recently published by the Camden
Society, under the skilful editorship of Mr. Collier, from a
manuscript corrected by Bale himself in the Devonshire collection--it
is entitled "Kynge Johan," [and founded on events in his reign, made
subservient to the ultra-protestantism of Bale.] Others have been
printed in the "Harleian Collection," vol. i.; and in Dodsley's "Old
English Drama."
[2] That is, proverbs with humorous answers to them. See the
"Bibliographical and Critical Catalogue," by Mr. Payne Collier, of
Lord Francis Egerton's "Library of Early English Literature," p. 2.
[3] Dodsley's "Old Plays," vol. i.