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Jackson, Helen Hunt, 1830-1885

"A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 4"

Old printers distorted foreign
names in an extraordinary manner.)
Mechall
Mention ( = dimension)
Mew
Middleton, quotation from his _Family of Love_
Minikin ( = fiddle)
Mistris
Moe
Monthes mind
Mooncalf
More hayre than wit
Morglay
Mosch
Mother
Motion ( = suggestion, proposal)
Mouse
Much (ironical)
Mumchance
Muscadine
Muschatoes ( = moustaches)
Mushrumps ( = mushrooms)
Music played between the acts
Muskadine with an egg
_My Love can sing no other song_ (See _Appendix_)
Mynsatives
Nephewes
Nero, his poems
Newmarket
Nifle
Night rail
Ninivie, motion of
Noddy
Old
Orphant
Outcryes
Outface with a card of ten
Overseene
Owe
Pantables ( = slippers)
Paris Garden ditch
Pavine
Pedlars' French
Peele's _Hunting of Cupid_
Peeterman
Persius quoted
Pharo, by the life of (This oath occurs in _first_ edition, 1601, of
_Every Man in his Humour_: in the revised edition it was altered to
"by the _foot_ of Pharaoh.")
Picardo
Pick-hatch
Pilchers
Pimblico
Pinks
Pioner
Plancher
Planet ("Some Planet striketh him")
Plashd
Platform
Plautus' _Rudens_, plot of Heywood's play _The Captives_ drawn from:
quotations from
Pomander
Poore Jhon
_Poore Man's Comfort_ (play by Robert Daborne), MS.


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