pew-fellow one who sits in the same
pew = a companion, a partner, RICHARD
III., iv. 4. 58. (
“Faith, certaine pufellowes of mine, that haue bin mued vp,”
Wilson's Coblers
Prophesie, 1594, sig. F 4.
“Loose not a minute, pue-fellow, leaue him not yet,”
Dekker's If it be not good, the
Diuel is in it, 1612, sig. G 4 verso.)
A General Glossary to Shakespeare's Works. Alexander Dyce. Boston. Dana Estes and Company. 1904.
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