_Arcades._

On l. 23. (G.):--

"And without respect of odds,
Vye renown with Demy-gods."

_Wither's Mistresse of Philarete_, Sig. E. 5. Ed. 1633.

On l. 27. (G.):--

"But yet, whate'er he do or can devise,
Disguised glory shineth in his eyes."

_Sylvester's Du Bartas._

On l. 46. (G.):--

"An eastern wind commix'd with _noisome airs_,
Shall _blast the plants_ and the _young sapplings_."

_Span. Trag. Old Plays_, vol. iii. p. 222.

On l. 65. (G.) Compare Drunmond--speech of Endymion before Charles:--

"To tell by me, their herald, coming things,
And what each Fate to her stern distaff sings," &c.

On l. 84. (M.):--