UNE DETTE DE LYLY

Mr. Thon Lillie communarius debet pro communis et batellis 83 s. 10 d. (Magdalen Bursar’s Day-book, d’après Bond, édition de Lyly, I, 15).

LYLY AU SAVOY

Papp-hatchett (for the name of thy good nature is pityfully growen out of request) thy olde acquaintance in the Sauoy, when young Euphues hatched the egges, that his elder freendes laide (surely Euphues was someway a pretty fellow : would God Lilly had alwaies bene Euphues, and neuer Pap-hatchet;) that old acquaintance, now somewhat straungely saluted with a new remembrance, is neither lullabied with thy sweete Papp, nor scarre-crow’d with thy sower hatchet. (G. Harvey, Aduertisement for Papp-hatchett, Works, IT, 124.)