l. 905 _stemme no stepe_, stop (keep back), no step. Cf. our modern phrase “_stem_ the tide.” 909 _losen_, destroy. 911 _gorde_, rush. 912 _clater_, shatter. 915 _kynned_, kindled. 916 _þe brath of his breth_, the fierceness of his wrath. 918 _foo-schip_, enmity. 921 _walle_ = _wale_, choose; _wonnyng_, dwelling, abode. 927 _vtter_, without. 928 _wore_ = _ware_ = were. Cf. _thore_ = _thare_ = there. 931 _agayn-tote_, looking back; _tote_ (toot) occurs frequently with the sense of “to peep,” “look,” in Early English. P. 64. l. 944 _Loke ȝe bowe now bi bot_, Look ye go now by (according to) command. 947 _greme_, wrath. 948 _wakan_, arouse, stir up. 950 _flytande_, chiding, murmuring. 955 _smachande_, savouring, smelling. 964 _riftes_, fissures. 965 _cloutes_, pieces. 969 _Rydelles_ = _redeless_ = without counsel, helpless; _rowtes_, companies. 971 _Such a ȝomerly ȝarm of ȝellyng þer rysed_, Such a mournful (pitiful) outcry of yelling there rose. P. 65. l. 976 _Trynande ay a hyȝe trot_, going ever (at) a great pace. 987 _loueȝ_, not _loaves_, but = the provincial _looves_ = hands. 989 _dampped_ = _dumped_, beaten down. 991 _malscrande mere_, accursed lake. 992 _on a lawe_, on a hill. 1000 _& alle lyste on hir lik_ (i.e. _lick_) _þat arn on launde bestes._ “Als so sco loked hir behind, A stan sco standes bi þat way And sua sal do to domesday; In a salt stan men seis hir stand Þat best likes o þat land; Þat anes o þe wok day, Þan is sco liked al away And þan þai find hir on þe morn, Hale als sco was ar beforn.” (Cott. MS. Vesp. A. iii. fol. 17b.) 1002 _niye_, anguish. P. 66. l. 1009 _a roþun of a reche_, a rush of smoke, a mass of vapour; _blake_, the black (pit). 1011 _flot_, fat, grease. 1016 _drouy_, turbid, from _droue_, to trouble. 1024 _costeȝ of kynde_ = natural properties. 1030 _boþem broþely_, filthy pit. 1031 _losyng_, perdition. 1033 _coosteȝ_ = properties. 1035 _alkaran_, Mandeville employs the term _alkatran_; _angré_ = poisonous or grievous, or _augre_ = _aigre_, sharp. 1036 _saundyuer_ = _sandiver_, glass-gall. 1037 _waxlokes_, waves. 1038 _spuniande_, cleaving, sticky. 1039 _se halues_, sea coasts. 1041 _terne_ = _tarne_, lake. 1044 _apple garnade_ = pomegranate. P. 67. l. 1072 _kynned_, conceived. 1076 _a schepon_ = a stable. P. 68. l. 1079 _reflayr_, smell, odour; _rote_, decay. 1082 _þe reken fyþel_, the merry fiddle. 1094 _lomerande blynde_, the hesitating (slow, creeping), blind. The primitive meaning of _lomerande_ seems to be that of _slow_, sluggish. 1108 _tyȝt_, endeavour. P. 69.