[27] Fifteen, in other versions. [28] Other versions say that the bridge grew wider and wider as Owain passed over it. [29] A stringed instrument. [30] Here is a gap of two stanzas and more, pursuing the theme of Adam. [31] See Notes. [32] scarcely. [33] refectory. [34] ordinary. [35] hermits. [36] Thursday before Easter. [37] griffin. [38] with hair. [39] See Notes. [40] See Notes. [41] See Notes. [42] See Notes. [43] See Notes. [44] The four cardinal virtues: Fortitude, Temperance, Justice, and Prudence. [45] See Notes. [46] See Notes. [47] See Notes. [48] See Notes. [49] See Notes. [50] According to G. Paris he played on cymbals and exhibited a monkey. [51] See Notes. [52] See Notes. [53] See Notes. [54] hedge-warden, over-seer. [55] under-steward. [56] wood-warden. [57] religious orders. [58] peasant. [59] over-seers. [60] wax for king's seal. [61] salmon. [62] implement for pruning. [63] See Notes. [64] See Notes. [65] both. [66] called. [67] lady. [68] time. [69] bright, vigorous. [70] same. [71] forenoon. [72] grafted. [73] rubbed, wrung. [74] rent. [75] removed. [76] ran. [77] away. [78] took. [79] dear. [80] thee. [81] criest. [82] shrill. [83] before. [84] complexion. [85] eyes. [86] very. [87] since. [88] must. [89] directly. [90] again. [91] forest. [92] places. [93] taken. [94] woe. [95] lose. [96] defence. [97] taken. [98] dole. [99] order. [100] lost. [101] roam. [102] woods. [103] scarcely. [104] together. [105] pilgrim's robe. [106] however. [107] ease. [108] discomfort. [109] fur (variegated). [110] fur (gray). [111] linen. [112] wraps. [113] moss (?). [114] grub. [115] shrunken. [116] rough. [117] gather. [118] at last. [119] about. [120] branch. [121] accustomed. [122] speedily (?). [123] royal. [124] grandly. [125] front. [126] adorned. [127] dwellings. [128] dark (?). [129] sapphires are mentioned in one version. [130] lying. [131] head. [132] had no arms. [133] mad. [134] drowned. [135] withered. [136] mad (?). [137] sport. [138] ceased. [139] hue. [140] therefore. [141] lie. [142] just now. [143] warmly. [144] quickly. [145] people, land. [146] went. [147] harbor. [148] cottage. [149] bit. [150] back. [151] withered. [152] players on the _crowd_, a kind of violin. [153] ate. [154] lost. [155] given. [156] hour. [157] remedy. [158] gracious. [159] inn. [160] awe. [161] understood. [162] table. [163] quickly. [164] indeed. [165] named. [166] called. * * * * * TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES Minor punctuation and printer errors repaired. Italic text is denoted by _underscores_ and bold text by =equal signs=. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Legends and Satires from Mediæva Literature, by Various