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A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 11

Note 346 — ACT V., SCENE I.

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The salt-cellar which used to be set on tables was generally large. Sometimes, however, a smaller sort would be used, and then several were employed, which were set nearer the trenchers, and therefore called trencher-salts, as here.—Pegge.

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