pervert _your_ conditions" (14,_b_), _þer_ in MS.: F suggests for _þi_; M reads your; B suggests _your_--"all their _means_" (14,_b_), _nnenys_ in MS.--"_intermise_ yourself not" (14,_c_), scratched through in MS. and "_intro-mytt_" written over in another hand--"of the _cunning that I can_" (15,_a_), _co[=m]ynge ... kam_ in MS.--"It is written, etc." (16,_a_), this song is omitted by Manly (_see_ Holyke, _ante_) but given by F and B, the latter in _Quellen_, pp. 50-51, not page 61 as erroneously given by the Early English Text editors--"if he will have _compos[t]_" (17,_c_), _compasse_ in MS.: F corrects to _compass[t]e_; M to _compost_; B to _composte_--"By Cock's body sacred" (18,_b_), F queries this as being _sakyide_ in MS.--"By the _aid_ of His grace" (18,_b_), _syde_ in MS.: F suggests _ayde_ and says "MS. fs crost there before _syde_ ... see line 400" [With the help, &c., 19,_a_]--"_Nec in_ hasta" (18,_c_), _hastu_ in MS.: F refers to "Non in gladio, nec in hasta.... 1 Reg. xvii. 47"--"Alack, alack!" (19,_d_), F says (this commences leaf 127 back), "In another hand, at top, 'Honorabyll well belouyd frende, I hertely Recummend me on-to you'"--"Yea, _Christ's cross_" (20,_b_), _Crastes_ in MS.: M suggests _Christ's curse_, comparing it with "Christ's copped curse" (36,_a_)--"There! we're on anon" (20,_b_), I may have been misled, though the MS. is by no means clear: "Ther, wher, on & on," which _might_ be interpreted, "There, ware! on anon! Out! ye shall not," etc., or "There! we're one and [_i.e._ to] one. Out! ye shall not," etc.--"Know ye any _aught_" (20,_c_), _out_ in MS.: F and B read _ou[gh]t_--"with a _flowte_" (20,_d_), _flewte_ in MS.: M queries it for _flowte_, which I have adopted--"Else _there_ shall" (20,_d_)? _þei_ in MS. (F)--"he is a _worshipful_ man" (21,_a_), _worschyppull_ in MS.--"nor pence _nor_ two pence" (21,_b_), _of_ in MS.; F, M, and B read _or_--"Ye say _us_ ill" (21,_b_), _as_ in MS.--"The devil have [_thee_]" (22,_a_), suggested by M--"_that be_ sought" (22,_c_), so in MS.: F and B read _that [yt] be_; though elliptical the passage reads = that which is to be: my "pointing" varies from other authorities--"Mischief _hat[h]_ informed [_me_]" (22,_d_), _hat_ in MS.: [_me_] suggested by F--"Take _W[illiam]_ Fide" (22,_d_), suggested by F: M reads _w[ith yow]_, and B _w[yth yow]_--"begin at _m[aster]_ Huntington" (23,_a_), supplied by M--"Huntington of Sanston ... Hammond of Swaffham" (23,_a_ and _b_), see E.E.T.S edition--"_see_ well where and whither" (23,_b_), _be_ in MS.--"Let us _con_ well our neck-verse" (23,_c_), _com_ in MS.--"I bless you with my _left_ hand" (23,_c_), _right_ struck out in MS.--"enter, I hope, _unreadily_" (24,_a_), so in M: _ouer redyly_ in MS.--"grace were _wane_" (24,_b_), "_cran_ (?) written after 'wane' in