2841. _wencust_, vanquished. After this word we should perhaps insert “at,” as in l. 3336. [Footnote N1: But the MS. has “be;” also “melyhat” instead of “Melyhalt.”] P. 84, ll. 2877-2880. These lines were printed by me for the first time, four lines having been here again omitted by Mr Stevenson. 2880. _but weyne_, without doubt. 2884. _to led and stere_, to lead and direct. P. 85, l. 2893. _Endlong_, along. 2894. _weryne_, were. 2913. _let_, hinder. P. 86, l. 2925. _dulay_, delay; as in several other places. 2938. _fek_, effect. 2944. _ȝude_, went. 2947. _fair_, welfare. P. 87, l. 2964. _Whill_, until. 2970. _ho_, stop, pause. 2971. _veryng In affray_, were in terror. 2972. _rovm_, room. 2978. _socht_, made his way. 2984. _disponit_, intends; but we must insert “not,” to complete the sense and the metre. P. 88, l. 2998. _eschevit_ (used passively), is achieved. 3003. _o knycht_, a single knight. 3005. _tais_, takes. 3006. _fays_, foes. 3013. _onys or the nycht_, once ere the night. 3015. _that ȝhe have gilt to mend_, to amend that in which ye have trespassed. P. 89, l. 3052. _Do at I may_, Do that which I can. P. 90, l. 3065. This line is printed by Mr Stevenson, “Curag can [   ] encresing in[N2] his hart”; but it is not clear that a word is wanting, for the metre is as complete as in many other lines; whilst, as regards the sense, “the knycht” is probably a nominative without a verb, and l. 3065 means, “Courage did increase in his heart.” Or the reader may, if he pleases, insert “fele.” Compare l. 3058. 3066. _lap_, leaped. 3079. Observe the omission of the word “neither” in this line. 3080. _persit_, pierced. 3086. _onan_, anon. A.S. _on-án_. [Footnote N2: MS. has “to.”] P. 91, l. 3093. _In samyne will_, with like intent. 3100. _bet axampil_, better example. 3104. _bot_, unless; _me fall_, befall me. 3108. _one vthir_, another. 3120. _send_, sent. 3121. _lewit one_, left one. 3122. _but mercy_, without mercy. P. 92, l. 3134. _deliuer besynes_, clever readiness. 3136. _aray_, livery. 3140. _Ee_, eye. 3146. _the morow new_, the early morning. 3160. _deith_, dead. 3162. _Suppos_, although. P. 93, l. 3178. _Nor_; we now use _but_. 3184. _ward_; see Glossary. _tho_, then. P. 94, l. 3200. _relewit_, relieved. 3201. _diuerss placis sere_; as _sere_ = _diuerss_, one of these words is redundant. So in l. 3266. 3207. _ewil awysit_, ill advised. 3217. “And if it so happen, that they be discomfited.” P. 95, l. 3240. _leuch_, laughed; _sarues_, service. 3246. _al haill_, all whole. 3248. _x thousand mo_, ten thousand, and more. 3259. _abaid_, delay. 3263. _aucht_, eight. 3265. _petws for til her_, piteous to hear. P. 96, l. 3297. _dreuch_, drew. 3299. _fellit_, fallen. 3304. _levyng_, leave. P. 97, l. 3307. _sest_, ceased. 3321. _askit at_, asked of. 3331. _Wencussith_, vanquisheth. 3340. _in to one_, continually; which is sometimes the sense of A.S. _on-án_.