1
Truth, I presume, is meant, though it does not seem to agree with the context, which is pure nonsense in its present condition.
2
Great.
3
Least.
4
Flee.
5
Yea.
6
Ring, I fancy.
7
Naught.
8
Our.
1
Truth, I presume, is meant, though it does not seem to agree with the context, which is pure nonsense in its present condition.
2
Great.
3
Least.
4
Flee.
5
Yea.
6
Ring, I fancy.
7
Naught.
8
Our.
9
Taught.
10
Laughed.
11
See.
12
If.
13
Here the orthography changes.
14
Meant.
15
I think there must be some allusion here, which can only be arrived at by knowing the date of its composition.
16
An elision for creepeth; possibly an intermediate etymological state of
17
From "to cavil."
