“=Go lytil quayer / submytte you euery where Under correction of benyuolence And where enuye is / loke ye come not there For ony thynge / kepe your tretye thens Eruye is full of frowarb reprehens And how to hurte lyeth euer in a wayte Kepe your quayer / that it be not ther bayte.=” (WILLIAM CAXTON, in the _Boke of Curtesye_, A.D. 1477.) LONDON: GRANT RICHARDS NEW YORK: E. P. DUTTON & CO. 1901…
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