Page 36, verse 11, _for_ ken _read_ hen.
50, ” 7, _dele_ a.
80, ” 10, _for_ consider _read_ consider’d.
94, note, _for_ brought _read_ bought.
100, ” _for_ Guynes _read_ Luyne.
119, line 7, _for_ Nescis _read_ Nescio.
137, verses 4 and 5. It should have been observed, that the
Prince and Buckingham on their journey wore false
beards for disguises, and assumed the names of Jack
and Tom Smith.
144. The two first lines of this beautiful poem are here
printed as they are found in the editions of 1647
and 1672; but they stand much better in Bishop King’s
Poems, page 51, edit. 1657:
Let no profane ignoble foot tread _neer_
This hallow’d peece of earth, _Dorset lies here_.