THE TAMING OF A SHREW.

(1) "Now that the gloomy shadow of the night," &c. p. 161.

(2) "But stay, what dames are these, so bright of hue," &c. p. 167.

(3) "O, might I see the censer of my soule." &c. p.169.

(4) "Come, fair Emelia, my lovely love," &c. p. 180.

"Valeria, attend, I have a lovely love," &c. p. 191.

"And all that pierceth Phoebus' silver eye," &c. p. 181.

"Fair Emelia, summer's bright sun queen," &c. p.199.

(5) "I fill'd my coffers of the wealthy mines," &c. p.181.

(6) "As richly wrought

As was the massy robe that late adorn'd

The stately legate of the Persian king," p.183.

(7) "_Boy_. Come hither, sirha boy.

_Sander_. Boy, O, disgrace to my person!" &c. p.184.

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