Note 408 — SCENE III.
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Charnico] Or Charneco.—“Shakspeare and other dramatic writers mention a wine called Charneco.... According to Mr. Steevens, the appellation is derived from a village near Lisbon. There are, in fact, two villages in that neighbourhood, which take the name of Charneca; the one situated about a league and a half above the town of Lisbon, the other near the coast, between Collares and Carcavellos. We shall, therefore, probably not err much, if we refer the wine in question to the last-mentioned territory.” Ibid. p. 306.