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The works of Thomas Middleton, Volume 3 (of 5)

Note 658 — SCENE II.

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Le’ me see,

I’ll send him a whole musket-charge of gunpowder, &c. &c.]

So in The Honest Lawyer. Acted by the Qveenes Maiesties Servants. Written by S. S. 1616. 4to.;

“Valentine. What is’t Sir, that my Art cannot extend to?

Gripe. The stone, the stone: I am pittifully grip’d with the stone....

Valentine. ...

Let’s see. Me thinks a little Gun-powder

Should haue some strange relation to this fit.

I haue seene Gun-powder oft driue out stones

From Forts and Castle-walls,” &c. Sig. F 2.

Concerning this passage, see my remark, p. 340.

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