l. 449 _boȝted_, curved. 450 _happed_, covered. 451 _a nos_ = a projection, opening (?) or is it a clerical error for _abof_ = _above_. 452 _schaȝe_ = wood, shaw. 453 _glyȝt_, glanced. 460 _þe deuel_ ? _ded euel_, did evil. 470 _syfle_, blow. 473 _wyl_, wandering. 478 _wertes he swyþeȝ_, herbs he scorches. P. 103. l. 486 _wered_, protected. 489 _lansed_, uttered. 492 _waymot_ = angry, passionate. 502 _remen_, mourn, lament. 509 _soumme_, company. P. 104. l. 524 _gryndel_, angry. 526 _rakel_, hasty. Errata (noted by transcriber) Minor spelling variations-- such as added or missing final “e”-- between the main text and endnotes were left as printed. [33 Sidenote] ... peace and patience. [patience,] [237 Sidenote] ... thank God, and perform ... [God. and] [391 Sidenote] [Fol. 88b.] [_missing folio number supplied from 1864 edition_] [463 Sidenote] [Fol. 89b.] [499 Sidenote] [Fol. 89a.] [_text unchanged: 1864 edition has same error_] NOTES 273 _faþmeȝ_, gropes. [_body text and glossary have “fathme(ȝ)”_] 317 [316] * * * * * * * * * * * * * * GLOSSARIAL INDEX Abate, lessen, put an end to, A. 123; B. 1356. Abate, abode, A. 617. Abayst, downcast, abashed, B. 149, pret. of _abaisse_ or _abash_, Fr. _esbahir_. Able, A. 599. Abof, above, A. 1023. Abominacione, B. 1173. Abroched, commenced, A. 1123. Abyde, (_a_) await, B. 436, 486; (_b_) endure, C. 7. A.S. _abidan_. Abydyng, _sb._ C. 419. Abyme, abyss, B. 363; C. 143. Abyt, habit, dress, B. 141. {Accorde, Acorde,} agreement, A. 509, Fr. _accorder_, to agree with. Achaped, escaped, B. 970. Achaufe, kindle, B. 1143. Acheue, accomplish, A. 475. Acroche, encroach, A. 1069, Fr. _accrocher_, to hook on; from _croc_, a hook. Adaunt = daunt, A. 157. Adoun, down, A. 988; B. 953. Adreȝ, aside, aback, B. 71. The word is used by Gower under the form _adrigh_. _O-dreghe_, _one-dreghe_, are other forms of the word. Sc. _on-dreich_. “The tother withdrewe, _one-dreghe_ And durste do none other.” --(Morte Arthure, p. 352.) “The tother droȝhe him _o-dreghe_ for drede of the knyȝte.” --(Anturs of Arther, xliv. 3.) “He with drogh hym _a draght_ & a dyn made.” --(T. B. 1224.) {Adubbement, Adubmente,} adornment, A. 84, 85, O.Fr. _adoubement_; _dober_, _douber_, garnish, deck; Fr. _douber_, to rig or trim a ship; Prov. Fr. _adobar_, to arrange, prepare. Adyte, A. 349. Affraye, _sb._ fear, A. 1174; _vb._ frighten, B. 1780; Fr. _effrayer_, to scare, affright; _effroi_, terror. Cf. _fray_, to scare birds. Affyen, trust, C. 331. {Agayn, Agayne, Agaynes,} against, B. 266, 826, 1711. Agayneȝ, towards, B. 611. Agayn-tote, _sb._ a looking back, B. 931. _Tote_, look, peep, as a verb or a noun, is common in Old English writers.