  Act iv. Masque of beasts:— ... “This goodly tree, An usher that still grew before his lady, Wither'd at root: this, for he could not woo, A grumbling lawyer:” &c. Here must have been omitted a line rhyming to “tree;” and the words of the next line have been transposed:— ... “This goodly tree, Which leafless, and obscur'd with moss you see, An usher this, that 'fore his lady grew, Wither'd at root: this, for he could not woo,” &c. |
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