Note 202 — ACT II. SCENE I.

blank “Blanquilla, doit, a very small coin.”coin.” Neuman’s Span. and Engl. Dict. in v.—Blanks “are said to be coins struck by Henry V. in France, of baser alloy than sterling [silver], and running for eightpence. They were called Blanks or Whites from their colour.” Ruding’s Ann. of the Coinage, vol. ii. p. 8, ed. 4to.