[11] God. [12] born. [13] blame. [14] If you go by me. [15] with. [16] season. [17] speed in help of all. [18] foe. [19] cease. [20] slime, or pitch. [21] take. [22] hinder, stop. [23] vex. [24] prepared. [25] slime, mud. [26] prepare. [27] tide. [28] nonsense. [29] advice. [30] noise. [31] immediately. [32] stop. [33] ready. [34] settled. [35] comfortable. [36] go. [37] Business, occupation. [38] And being conquered she deals a slap. [39] fidelity. [40] kind. [41] faith. [42] haste. [43] prepare. [44] steer. [45] ready. [46] Thee now must I have in mind. [47] promise. [48] cease. [49] leave. [50] covenant. [51] anger. [52] in haste. [53] hindering. [54] fail. [55] might. [56] without suspicion. [57] beseech. [58] precious stones. [59] might. [60] verily. [61] leasing. [62] bequest: "Maundy" really meant "command." [63] faith. [64] might. [65] nurseling, foster-child. [66] lament. [67] count. [68] fore-buy (pre-purchase with his blood). [69] faith. [70] verily. [71] truly. [72] household. [73] be slack, or slow. [74] "middle-yard,"--farm-yard: _i.e._ instead of all creatures from the farm-yard. [75] hesitate. [76] obedient. [77] deny. [78] reward. [79] afraid. [80] kerchief. [81] hesitate, delay. [82] in good faith. [83] promised I. [84] debonair. [85] find, find means. [86] numb of hand. [87] fast tied (to a lord, as a public-house to a brewer). [88] husbandmen. [89] a painted sleeve. [90] bragging. [91] peacock. [92] forego. [93] Benedicite. [94] spiteful. [95] we silly wedded men endure much woe. [96] placed, bestead. [97] is riven asunder. [98] briar. [99] tarrying. [100] slithers, slides away. [101] more and more. [102] You are two who wit, or know, all. [103] field. [104] hind. [105] till such time as we have made it. [106] stint our wages. [107] argue. [108] a light bargain yields badly. [109] went. [110] to make mirth among us. [111] stars. [112] "harnes" in original, which may mean "harness." [113] such (of such). [114] I. [115] be thwacked, or flogged. [116] eye. [117] jest. [118] rumour (ill repute). [119] hot. [120] needle--not a little bit. [121] brood, children. [122] plaything. [123] worse. [124] early waked, or perhaps, wearied by watching. [125] over-walked. [126] at once. [127] Into thy hands I commend (them), Pontius Pilate. [128] few. [129] learn. [130] chare,--job, as in charwoman. [131] wicket. [132] toil. [133] flayed. [134] The devil of them give warning. [135] jest. [136] advisest, sayest so? [137] company. [138] Benedicite. [139] mad [140] dream. [141] sloth(?) [142] bellies. [143] brains. [144] prosper. [145] where. [146] waning moon. [147] comes. [148] lie. [149] plays. [150] thereto. [151] Help! or Halloo! [152] lost. [153] God forbid. [154] Horbery Shrubberies, near Wakefield. [155] die. [156] advise. [157] call. [158] "take on," make game. [159] breathe.