Cf. a similar passage in Glapthorne's Wit in a Constable (Works, I. 182): "a limber fellow, Fit onely for deare Nan, his schoole-fellow, A Grocer's daughter borne in Bread-street, with Whom he has used to goe to Pimblico And spend ten groats in cakes and Christian ale.

A] a crosse schoole-maister.

E e 1., sets it in its true light "As Ynkehorne termes smell of the schoole sometyme.