[Footnote 8: All's Well that Ends Well, Act i. 7. Though I suspect
here either a fragment of an early form of the play that kept its
place in the stage copy and passed into print unchastened, or some
phrases interpolated by actors. Something has been dropped out between
Parolles's "Will you do any thing with it?" and Helena's recurrence
to Bertram's leaving for the court, "There shall your master have a
thousand loves;" so that the scene is in an imperfect condition.]
[Footnote 9: Reproduction of _anthropophagi_ as heard from some guest
by the host of the Garter Inn, in "Merry Wives of Windsor," iv. 5.]