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[412] Krapp, _Rise of Eng. Lit. Prose_ (New York, 1915), pp. 408-409.
[413] _Vide_, pp. 91-92.
[414] Spingarn, _Crit. Essays of the 17th Century_, I, 98, 99.
[415] Springarn, I, 6.
[416] Spingarn, I, 6-8.
[417] The author's prolog to the first book.
[418] Spingarn, I, 170.
[419] Spingarn, I, 50; for Jonson see also pp. 93-96.
[420] Spingarn, I, 29.
[421] _Ibid._, 51-52.
[422] _Ibid._, p. 55. Cf. Cicero, _ante_ p. 37.
[423] Ded. to _Volpone_, Spingarn, I. 15.
[424] _Ibid._
[425] Spingarn, I, 28-29.
[426] Ded to _Volpone_, Spingarn, I, 12.
[427] Smith, II, 306.
[428] Spingarn, I, 67.
[429] Spingarn, I, 117-120.
[430] A.H. Tieje, _Theory of Characterization in Prose Fiction Prior to_ 1740 (Minneapolis, 1916), p. 14.
[431] Spingarn, I, 186-187.
