200. Th. that; T. which. 201. T. helas; T. sprad. 202. _I supply_ alday. 203. Th. that; T. which. 209. T. do; Th. done. T. paien; Th. payne (_for_ payen). 211. T. to wonder; Th. wonder. _For_ any _read_ a? 216. Th. _om._ how. 217. T. euangile. 219. _Both_ made. Th. _om._ the. 222. Th. selfe; T. selue. 227. T. men; Th. people. 231. Th. the (_for_ that). 232. Th. dewte; T. duete. 238. T. hem-selue; Th. him-selfe. 242. Th. must. 246. T. _om._ good. T. euene; Th. euyn. 248. T. heuene; Th. heuyn. 253. _Both_ thre. 254. Th. _om._ is. 256. _Both_ highe. 260. T. sick; Th. sicke. 263. Th. helplesse; T. heliples. 269. _Both_ Betwene. 274. T. enoignt. 276. _Both_ Beholde; se. 278. Th. deserved (!). 280. _Both_ lyfe. 281. T. Ector. 282. T. Machabeu. 283. T. Godefroi Arthus. 287. _Both_ made. 288. T. mai; Th. many (!). 289. T. man (_for_ king). 291. Th. is (_for_ ben). 292. T. _om._ up. 295. T. tenetz; Th. tennes. 296, 298. T. er (_for_ or). 305. Th. is (_for_ it). Th. _om._ is. T. piereles; Th. peerles. 306. _Both_ begete; _read_ be gete. 316. T. perfit. 318. T. plit. 321. Th. these (_for_ the pees). Th. ben. 326. T. proprite. 329. _Both_ semblant. 330. T. Cassodre. _Both_ writinge. T. auctorized. 331. Th. _om._ ther. 336. T. wei; Th. way. 337. _Both_ se. 342. T. crualte; Th. creweltie. 347. T. baptisme. 359. Th. England. 370. T. seintz; Th. sayntes. T. memoire; Th. memory. 371. T. loenge; Th. legende (!). T. gloire; Th. glory. 378. Th. _om. 2nd_ of. _Both_ throne. 382. T. sese (_for_ cese); Th. se (!). T. er (_for_ or). T. meschiefe; Th. myschefe. 383. _Both_ Sette. 384. T. draugh. 385. T. Maintene; Th. Maynteyn. 399. Th. curua; T. torua. * * * * * V. THOMAS HOCCLEVE. THE LETTER OF CUPID. LITERA CUPIDINIS, DEI AMORIS, DIRECTA SUBDITIS SUIS AMATORIBUS. Cupido, unto whos comaundëment The gentil kinrede of goddes on hy And people infernal been obedient, And mortel folk al serven besily, The goddesse sonë Cithera soothly, 5 To alle tho that to our deitee Ben sugets, hertly greting sende we! In general, we wolë that ye knowe That ladies of honour and reverence, And other gentil women, haven sowe 10 Such seed of compleynt in our audience Of men that doon hem outrage and offence, That it our eres greveth for to here; So pitous is th'effect of this matere. Passing al londes, on the litel yle 15 That cleped is Albion they most compleyne; They seyn, that there is croppe and rote of gyle. So conne tho men dissimulen and feyne With stonding dropes in hir eyen tweyne, When that hir hertes feleth no distresse, 20 To blinden women with hir doublenesse.