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The works of Thomas Middleton, Volume 1 (of 5)

Note 126 — ACT II. SCENE I.

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Push] This exclamation (which Gifford alters to Pish) is several times used by Middleton, as well as by other authors of his time: so Chapman;

“And lest some Momus here might now crie push,

Say our pageant is not worth a rush.”

Gentleman Usher, 1606, sig. C 4.

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