10. ioye; _read_ joyes. 11-3. reason. 14. great. 19. diseases. hertes; _read_ herte. 22. comforte. 24-5. nyghe (_twice_). 25. soueraine desyre. 27. propertie. 29. desyre. 31. none. 32. breakynge laboure. canne. 35. Onely. 38. soote. 39. respecte. 45. diseases. 51. wretch. thorowe. 53. dare. 53-5. wretches. 56. eare. _I supply_ with. 57. innocte_n_es; _misprint for_ innoce_n_tes. 59. dare. 65. distroyeng. 66. Howe. 71. Fynde. 72. chefe. mote. 73. thynge. 79. do; _read_ to, _as in_ l. 81. 81. _Supply_ it. 88. meanynge. 89. forwarde. 90. leaue. 93. cease. nowe. 99. togyther. 100-1. action (_twice_). 103. ceasynge. tel. 104. hert. 108. radde toforne. great. 110. sytte. forwarde. 114. comforte. 118. disease comforte. 121. howe. 122. none (_twice_). 123. mewarde. greatly. 124. comforte. me; _read_ men? 130. wethers; _read_ weders. 132. beautie. 133. yeres; _read_ yere. 136. great. 141. howe. 142. the. 143. greatest. 144. wylte. 145. the. 146. se. reason howe. 147. wote. fal. 150. reason. 162. denomination. 168. be; _for_ by. 169. stante. 172. certayne. 175. _Supply_ in. 177. on (_for_ oon; _twice_). 178. mote. 181. contygence. 184. the. 185. diseases. 186. _Supply_ she. howe. canste. 187. cease. 188. the. 189. ioy. nowe. yherde. 190. encrease. 191. leaued. 194. worthely. greatly. 195. hert. 196. lyfe. CHAPTER X. 'Me thinketh,' quod I, 'that ye have right wel declared, that way to the knot shuld not ben in none of these disprovinge thinges; and now, order of our purpos this asketh, that ye shulde me shewe if any way be +thider, and whiche thilke way shulde ben; so that openly may be seye the verry 5 hye way in ful confusioun of these other thinges.'