hfully will show.
And ev'ry hour he renders there
Except _l'heure du Bergere_.

p. 32 _Ay and No Man._ cf. Prologue to _The False Count_ (Vol. III,
p. 100): 'By Yea and Nay'; and note on that passage (p. 480).

_False Count_ note:

_By Yea and Nay._ 'Yea and Nay' was often derisively applied to
the Puritans, and hence to their lineal descendants the Whigs, in
allusion to the Scriptural injunction, _S. Matthew_ v, 33-7, which
they feigned exactly to follow. Timothy Thin-beard, a rascally
Puritan, in Heywood's _If you Know Not Me, You Know Nobody_, Part II
(4to, 1606), is continually asseverating 'By yea and nay', cf.
Fletcher's _Monsieur Thomas_, Act II, iii, where Thomas says:--

Do not ye see me alter'd? 'Yea and Nay,' gentlemen;
A much-converted man.

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Errors and Irregularities: Sir Patient Fancy

In the Notes, alternation between .' and '. at paragraph-end is as
printed. The abbreviation "cf." is always lower-case.

Editor's Introduction

but yet everything she touched [eveything]

Sir Patient Fancy

And a Tyrannick Commonwealth prefer [Tryannick]
Ton d' apamibominous prosiphe podas ochus Achilleus
[_in standard transliteration:_
Ton d' apameibomenos prosephe podas okus Achilleus
_Each element ("Ton ... prosephe" and "podas okus Achilleus")
is used several dozen times in the _Iliad_; the complete line
occurs at least ten times._]
a _Lancashire_ Bag-pipe [_anomalous hyphen in original_]
_Wit._ Nor to Chuch? [_spelling unchanged_]
& _Reparteee bien_ [_spelling unchanged_]
and d'on on slip shoe:
[_text unchanged: compare Note on III.ix_]
_Wit._ At Sir _Patient Fancy's_, my Father-in-law. [? for .]
for the use and comfort of Man [. missing]
Sir _Pat._ How does my good, my dearest Lady _Fancy_?
[_speaker name not italicized_]
[Puts Sir _Pat._ back. / [Exit _Wit._
[_bracket before "Exit" added for consistency in e-text_]
Enter Lady _Fancy_ and _Wittmore_.
[_"and" non-Italic (emphatic)_]
_Wit._ Go, haste and ... [Exeunt _Lod._ and Sir _Cred._
[Exeuut]

Notes on Text

p. 10 _Dramatis Personae._ ... in the introduction [in the the]
p. 13, l. 14 [p. 13 l. 14]
p. 98, l. 16 [p. 98, l. 16.]

Critical Notes

p. 65 _Madame Brenvilliers._ [_body text has "Madam"_]

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