Note 773 — SCENE II.
Reading edition
champers] i.e., perhaps, horses (bridle-champers). Nares’s conjecture (in Gloss.), that “champers” in this passage means eaters, seems very absurd.
Reading edition
champers] i.e., perhaps, horses (bridle-champers). Nares’s conjecture (in Gloss.), that “champers” in this passage means eaters, seems very absurd.