| A. a. |
Queen Eleanor's Confession: Shewing how
King Henry, with the Earl Martial, in
Fryars Habits, came to her, instead of
two Fryars from France, which she sent
for. To a pleasant New Tune. Both a
and b are dated in the Museum Catalogue
1670? "C. Bates, at Sun & Bible, near
St. Sepulchre's Church, in Pye Corner,
1685." Chappell.
101. thta ere.
142. disdover.
171. younders. |
| b. |
Title the same, except came to see her.
163. Martial's.
171. see then yonders.
201. his let. |
| c. |
Title as in a.
43. whatsoever.
34. you shall.
162. catching of the.
163. Marshal's.
171. see then yonders. |
| d. |
Queen Eleanor's Confession to the Two supposed Fryars of France.
14. To speak with her.
22. and wanting.
24. For wanting.
41. I'll pawn my lands the King then cry'd.
43. whatsoere.
51. on a.
54. Like fryar and his brother.
63. they wanting.
74. you.
82. As I.
104. Beneath this.
111, 131, 151. That's.
114. then wanting.
162. of the.
163. Marshal's.
164, 174. And wanting.
183. Henry cry'd.
193. shriekd, she cry'd, and wrung.
204. Or hanged. |
| E. |
144. loved; love in Kinloch's annotated
copy. |
| F. |
101, 111, 201,3,
211,3. Oh. |
