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Scene II] Notes 175 248. Instance. Example. Cf. C. of E. iv. 3. ?>?> : " this present instance of his rage," etc. 249. Ward, A technical term in fencing for posture of defence. Cf. Temp. i. 2. 471 : "Come from your ward ; " i Hen. IV. ii. 4. 215 : "my old ward," etc. 251. Other her defences. Cf. Lear, i. 4. 259: "other your new pranks," etc. For too-too, cf. M. of V. ii. 6. 42 : " too-too light," etc. See also quotation in note on iii. 3, 43 below. 274. Wittolly. Equivalent to cuckoldly just above. Cf. 301 below, where wittol- cuckold — " one who knows his wife's false- hood, and is contented with it " (Malone). 280. Mechanical. Vulgar ; like a mere labourer. Cf. 2 Hen. VI. i. 3. 196: "Base dunghill villain and mechanical! " See also/. C. i. I. 3. It may be a question whether salt-butter is = dealing in salt butter, or a mere huckster (as Schmidt makes it), or = too poor to indulge in the luxury of fresh butter ; but it is probably the latter. English people nowadays consider that only unsalted butter is fit for the table, and wonder that Yankees often find it insipid. 284. Predominate. An astrological term ; like predominant, for which see W. T. i. 2. 196, A. IV. i. i. 211, etc. 286. Aggravate his style. Add to his titles (by making him a cuckold). Style is used in the heraldic sense. Steevens quotes Heywood, Golden Age, 161 1: "I will create lords of a greater style." 288. Soon at night. See on i. 4. 8 above. 298. Amaimon and Barbason were devils, as the context shows. Reginald Scot, Harsnet, and other writers of the time give us as long lists of these "several devils' names" as Glendower bored Hotspur with (i Hen. IV. iii. I. 154). Randle Holme, in his Academy of Armourie (quoted by Steevens), says that " Amaymon is the chief whose dominion is on the north part of the infernal gulph," and that *^ Barbatos is like a Sagittarius, and hath 30 legions under him."
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