_Page_ 158, l. 5. "And when she saw that I was in her danger."--_Within one's danger_ = to be in a person's power or control.
L. 16. "White _Iope_."--Campion must have had in his mind a passage of Propertius (ii. 28);--
"Sunt apud infernos tot millia formosarum: Pulchra sit in superis, si licet, una locis. Vobiscum est _Iope_, vobiscum candida Tyro, Vobiscum Europe, nec proba Pasiphae."
_Page_ 162. "While that the sun."--Also printed in "England's Helicon," 1600.
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