l. 1501 _wlates_, is disgusted. 1504 _wayned_, granted. 1505 _glotoun_, a general term of reproach. 1507 _vus_ = _use_, drink. 1510 _kyppe_, take, seize, catch up. 1511 _birlen_, pour out. 1517 _dotel_, fool. 1520 as each one was disposed so tossed he off the cup. P. 81. l. 1537 _neue_, fist. 1542 _lers_, features, but (?) _fers_, fears. 1543 _as a rad ryth_, as a frightened hound (literally mastiff). 1545 _runisch saueȝ_, strange words. 1554 _skelten_, hasten. 1557 _þo draȝtes_, the characters. 1559 _ede_ = went, but _bede_, bade, commanded. 1560 _warlaȝes_, wizards. 1566 _malt_, to soothe. 1568 _gered_, clothed. P. 82. l. 1585 _he wed wel ner_, he became nearly mad. 1603 _in stoundes_, at times. P. 83. l. 1606 _spured_, asked, enquired of. 1634 _tede_ = _tene_, ten (?) 1637 _apyke_, adorn, clothe. P. 84. l. 1650 _loȝed_, made low. 1654 _pouer_, power. 1674 _wasterne_, wilderness; _dowelle_, dwelle. 1675 _braken_, fern. P. 85. l. 1678 _soly_, seat. 1684 _ay_ (?) = hay. 1686 _ouer-seyed_, passed over. 1690 _wykes_, members. 1692 _clyde_, plaister (?). 1694 _bresed_, rough, bristly; Sir F. Madden interprets it _broken_. 1695 _campe hores_, shaggy hairs. 1697 _glede_, kite. 1701 _wayned_, recovered. 1707 _haȝerly_, properly. P. 86. l. 1713 _auyled_, defiled. 1716 _wale wyne_, choice wine; _in waryed stoundes_, in accursed moments. P. 87. l. 1755 _daȝed_, dawned. 1759 _blykned_ = _blaykned_, became dark, blackened. 1760 _Mourkenes_, becomes murky. 1761 _lyst_, path. 1768 _layted_, sought. 1773 _ledes of armes_, men of arms. 1775 _þester_, darkness. P. 88. l. 1785 _slyppe_, escape. 1786 _honde-whyle_, a moment. 1788 _blende_, mingled. 1792 _now is a dogge also dere_, now is as valuable as a dog. 1808 _telled_ = raised (?) _telles_ = raises. 1811 _gere_, clothing. Errata (noted by transcriber) Line 91 text: w{i}t{h} marchal Note to line 91: þe marchal [_Each line printed as shown_] Minor spelling variations-- such as added or missing final “e”-- between the main text and endnotes were left as printed.