Away, And see our horses sadled, 'tis no time To talke, but doe: Eustace, you now are offer'd A spatious field, and in a pious war To exercise you[r] valour, here's a cause, And such a one, in which to fall is honourable, Your duty and reverence due to a fathers name Commanding it; but these unnatural jarres Arising betweene brothers (should you prosper) Would shame your victorie.

(Illustrations of Shakspeare, i. 345) gives the following old song in reference to this subject: "Rosemarie is for remembrance Betweene us daie and night, Wishing that I might always have You present in my sight.

" Baret, in his "Alvearic," 1580, explains a boever, a drinking betweene dinner and supper; and a boïer, meate eaten after noone, a collation, a noone meale.

Ere thou beest drawne were the whole sex reduced To one, left only to preserve earths store, In the defence of women; who, but that The mothers virtues stands betweene heavens Justice Would for the daughters unexampled sinne Be by some soddaine Judgment swept from earth As creatures too infectious.

O Mistres Dority, tis e'ne long of you, for betweene sleepe and awake your remembrance came to me this morning, and Thomas was up presently.