6. 195 the sad contract.= See variants. W. and G. are
doubtless correct.
=1. 6. 214 a guilt caroch.= 'There was some distinction
apparently between _caroch_ and _coach_. I find in
Lord Bacon's will, in which he disposed of so much imaginary
wealth, the following bequest: "I give also to my wife my four
coach geldings, and my best caroache, and her own coach mares and
caroache."'--C.
Minsheu says that a carroch is a great coach. Cf. also Taylor's
_Wks.
_, 1630:
No coaches, or
carroaches
she doth crave.
_Rom Alley_, _O. Pl._, 2d ed., 5. 475:
No, nor your jumblings,
In horslitters, in coaches or caroches.
_Greene's Tu Quoque_, _O. Pl._, 2d ed., 7. 28:
May'st draw him to the keeping of a coach
For country, and carroch for London.
