Note 232 — ACT IV. SCENE I.
Reading edition
bawd does] Old ed. “bawds doe.”—Rings with deaths’ heads on them used to be worn by procuresses, probably from an affectation of piety: see my ed. of Webster’s Works, iii. 212. and note there.
Reading edition
bawd does] Old ed. “bawds doe.”—Rings with deaths’ heads on them used to be worn by procuresses, probably from an affectation of piety: see my ed. of Webster’s Works, iii. 212. and note there.