195: 'Shal
distaste euery
vnsalted
line, in their fly-blowne Comedies.
Ben Jonson - The Devil's Association
=2. 7. 2, 3 that Wit of man will doe't.= There is evidently
an ellipsis of some sort before _that_ (cf. Abbott, ?284).
Perhaps 'provided' is to be understood.
=2. 7. 4 She shall no more be buz'd at.= The metaphor is
carried out in the words that follow, _sweet meates_ 5, _hum_
6, _flye-blowne_ 7. 'Fly-blown' was a rather common term of
opprobrium. Cf. Dekker, _Satiromastix_, _Wks._ 1.
195: 'Shal
distaste euery
vnsalted
line, in their fly-blowne Comedies.
'
Jonson is very fond of this metaphor, and presses it beyond all
endurance in _New Inn_, Act 2. Sc. 2, _Wks._ 5. 344, 5, etc.
=2. 7. 13 I am resolu'd on't, Sir.= See variants. Gifford
points out the quibble on the word _resolved_. See Gloss.
