y-be, _been_. y-brend, _burnt_. y-caht, _caught_. y-core, _chosen_. y-cud, _known_. y-demed, _judged_. y-dyht, 278, _arranged_. yeate, _gate_. yef, _if_. yeme, _govern_. yere, to, 276, _this year_. yestreen, _yesterday_. yett, _gate_. y-herde, _heard_. y-knawe, _recognize_. y-laht, _caught_, _taken_. y-nemned, _named_. yongeth, _goeth_. y-suore, _sworn_. y-tuht, _drawn_. yynge, _young_. zour, &c., _your_, &c. * * * * * Transcriber's Notes Page 87 and note on page 88: changed "169" to "129" (129. The land-sergeant (mentioned also in _Hobbie Noble_) ...) Page 93 (note to line 70): changed "ross" to "across" ( ... chains drawn across the chest of a war-horse ...) Page 129 (note to line 66): changed "East-gath" to "East-gate" (The family of Emerson of East-gate, a fief, ...) Page 139 (note to line 24): added missing closing quotation mark (All bravely fought that day."--S.) Page 148: changed "opprobious" to "opprobrious" ( ... gave Car some very opprobrious language ...) Page 189: added missing closing quotation mark ( ... the accused party was soon restored to society.") Page 214 (line 34): added missing closing quotation mark ("And ye shall pardoned be:") Page 253 (line 54): changed "Jonne[a] rounde" to "Jonne [a]rounde" (And so besett poore Jonne [a]rounde,) Page 260 (first line of chorus): changed "Re" to "Be" (_Be content, be content,_) Page 260 suspected typo "fortunately" should perhaps be read "unfortunately" ( ... the circumstances which have given rise to it were fortunately too common ...)