l. 99 _Þe derþe þer-of_, the value (preciousness) thereof. 101 _in wely wyse_, in joyful mood. 102 _dereȝ_, injuries, harms. 103 _fyrre_, farther. 105 _raweȝ & randeȝ_, borders and paths. 107 _I wan to_, I reached. _Winne_ in O.E. was used much in the same way as we now employ the word _get_. 112 _Wyth a rownande rourde raykande aryȝt_, With a murmuring (whispering) sound flowing aright. 113 _founce_, bottom; _stepe_, bright. 114 _glente_, shone; _glyȝt_, glistened. 115 _A[s] stremande sterneȝ_, as glittering stars; _stroþe_, stout, brave. 119 _loȝe_, deep. 125 _dryȝly haleȝ_, strongly (_or_ deeply) flows. 126 _bred ful_ = _bred-ful_ = _bretful_ (?), full to the brim. P. 5. l. 131 _wayneȝ_, grants. 132 _hitteȝ_, seeks. 138 _gayn_, opposite. 142 _I hopede þat mote merked wore_, I supposed that building was devised. 149 _stote & stare_, stand (loiter) and gape. 150-1 _To fynde a forþe, faste con I fonde, Bot woþeȝ mo I-wysse þer ware,_ To find a way fast did I go, But paths more indeed there were. 153 _wonde_, cease, abstain (from fear). 155 _nwe note_, a new matter. 163 _blysnande whyt_, glistening white. See 197. P. 6. l. 165 _schere_, purify, refine. 169 _Þe more I frayste hyr fayre face._ The more I examined her fair face. _frayst_ (_fraist_) usually signifies to try, tempt. 170 _fonte_, tried, examined, _found_. 176 _Such a burre myȝt make myn herte blunt_, Such a blow might make mine heart faint. 179 _Þat stonge myn hert ful stray atount_, Should we not read--Þat stonge myn hert ful stray a stount (?), “full stray a stount” = a blow full stray. 187 _chos_, was following, was seeking. 188 _Er I at steuen hir moȝt stalle_, Before I could place her within reach of discourse. 190 _seme_ = _semely_, seemly. P. 7. l. 208 _flurted_, figured. Cf. _flurt_-silk, figured-silk. 210 _Her here heke al hyr vmbe-gon_, Her hair eke (also) all her about gone. 212 _Her ble more blaȝt_, her complexion whiter. 213 _schorne golde schyr_, refined gold pure. 216 _porfyl_, hem of a dress, or rather an embroidered hem. 217 _poyned_, ornamented, trimmed. 223-4 _A manneȝ dom myȝt dryȝly demme,_ _Er mynde moȝt malte in hit mesure,_ A man’s judgment might greatly dim, Before (his) mind could discourse of it in sufficient terms of praise. 226 _No_ = _ne_ (nor) would be a better reading. 230 _wyþer half_, opposite side. P. 8. l. 243 _myn one_, myself. 244 _layned_, kept secret, hidden. 251 _Fro_, from the time that. _towen & twayned_, made two and separated. P. 9. l. 272 _is put in pref_, has been proved. 275 _bote of þy meschef_, the remedy of thy misfortune (misery). 290 _Wy borde ȝe men so madde ȝe be?_ Why should you talk, so foolish you are? P. 10.