EPILOGUE.

Spoken by WINNIFREDE.

I AM a widow still, and must not sort
A second choice, without a good report;
Which tho' some widows find, and few deserve,
Yet I dare not presume, but will not swerve
From modest hopes. All noble tongues are free;
The gentle may speak one kind word for me.

PHEN*.

* Phen.] Probably the name of the actor who spoke the epilogue in the character of Winnifrede. William Penn, most likely the person meant, was one of the actors mentioned in the second folio edition of Beaumont and Fletcher, as having performed some characters in their plays. Or it may possibly have been Andrew Pennycuik, who has been mentioned in the notes to the preceding play, and as he is known to have acted the parts of women, not improbably personated the character of Winnifrede in this drama.

Back turned against the sun, ii, Bots, ii, 270

Bravery, ii, 139, 331

Breathe, ii, 204

Breathing, ii, 70

Broached, i, 232

Broadstreet, Ann, ii, 391

Bruited, ii, 465
Bugs words, ii, 57

Bulchin, i, 168

Bulk, ii, 274

But, i, 288

ii, 80, 353

Buzzards, ii, 296

Call, i, 65

Cap and knee, ii, 335
Capeorettas, ii, 349
Careful, ii, 30, 59

Careless, i, 322

Carriage, i, 152

408

Coil, ii, 35

Coited off, ii, 359
Cokes, ii, 173

Cold as hemlock, i, 357
Companion, ii, 145

Concord, i, 261

Confirm, ii, 421

Confirmed, ii, 199

Consent, i, 191

Consents, i, 311

Consort, i, 197, 332
ii, 55, 362

Contents, i, 215, 295

ii, 175
Copes-mate, ii, 303:
Corantos, ii, 349-
Correspondency, i, 353
Costermonger, ii, 373
Cot-quean, i, 14

ii, 47, 144, 179, 307, Couch, i, 208

Casting-bottle, ii, 127
Castrels, ii, 296

Cause, i, 313

Chair with an engine, i, 316
Change of parentage, i, 353
Chaplet, i, 238

Charily, ii, 137

Checker-approved, ii, 129

Charm, i, 146

Chary, i, 360

Counterfeit, i, 380

Countrywoman, i, 400
Courtship, i, 130

ii, 122