2. delyciousnesse; (_and elsewhere_, y _is often replaced by_ i). 4. none. 5. Sothely. wytte. 8. inrest poynte. 10. spring. boke. great floode. 12. catchers. 13. hent. 18. afterwarde. 19. leudenesse. 20. comenly. 21. leudenesse. 23. gret delyte. 24. fulfylde. 27. englysshe. 28. englysshe; _supply_ of. englyssh-. 29. Howe. borne. 31. englyssh. englyssh-. 32. stretche. 34. propertie. 35. facultie. lette. 39. boke. thanke worthy. 42. sene. 44. catche. 45. _I supply_ perfeccion is; _to make sense_. soueraynst. 46. creature (_sic_). reasonable. 47, 50. perfection. 47. sythe reason. 48. reasonable. 51. one. 54. Nowe. meane. 56. be (_for_ by). 57. arne. 60. _I supply_ of. parfyte. 61. haste. 62. delyte (_this sentence is corrupt_). 64. saythe. 65. great. 66, 67. thyng_es_ co_n_sydred. Forsoth (_sic_). 68. great. me (_sic_); _for_ men. 72. great. _Supply_ of. 73. propertyes. 75. matters of reason. perfection. 76. treasour. 79. peace. 80. stixe. 81. boke. 83. dyseases. boke. 85. nowe. 87. set. 89. pul. 92. great. 94. wote. made. 95. vnworthely. 98. gathered. toforne. 100. made. great. plentyes. 102. reason. hayn (_sic_). 102. -thoughe. 103. hyer. 104. made. 105. gader. 106. fullyn. amonge. 108. remyssayles. 109. relyef. 112. great. 113. encrease. 114. priuytyes. 116. knoweyng. 118. study (_sic_). 120. reasons. 121. lyfelyche meate. 122. betiden (_sic_); _past tense_. 123. wether. measure. 124. wynde Borias. kynde. 125. dryenge. 127. spyl. (_rubric_) boke. CHAPTER I. Alas! Fortune! alas! I that som-tyme in delicious houres was wont to enjoye blisful stoundes, am now drive by unhappy hevinesse to bewaile my sondry yvels in tene!