--_Tamb_. vol. i. p.102

"Batter the shining palace of the sun," &c.
--_Tamb_. vol. i. p.120

"A greater lamp than that bright eye of heaven," &c.
--_Tamb_. vol. i. p.154.

--"the golden eye of heaven."
--_Tamb_. vol. i. p.155.

"Wherein are rocks of pearl that shine as bright," &c.
--_Tamb_. vol. i. p.177.

(5) "I'll have them fly to India for gold," &c.
--_Faustus_, vol. ii. p. 123.

(6) "And show your pleasure to the Persian
As fits the legate of the stately Turk."
--_Tamb_. vol. i. p.87.
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(7) "_Wagner_. Come hither, sirha! Boy!
_Clown_. Boy! O disgrace to my person!" &c.
--_Faustus_, vol. ii, p. 131.

Leaving the question in this position for the present, I shall be
glad of such information from any of your readers as may tend to
throw a light on the date of Shakspeare's _Taming of the
Shrew_. I find Mr. Collier's opinion expressed in the following