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A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 10

Note 374 — ACTUS II., SCÆNA 1.

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So in "The Country Captain," by the Duke of Newcastle, 1649, p. 51: "When these wordes of command are rotten, we will sow some other military seedes; you beare a braine and memory."

Again, the Nurse, in "Romeo and Juliet," says—

"Well I do bear a brain."

See Mr Steevens's note on this last passage.

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