1. Lamentation of boys learning the prick song. (14 stanzas of 4 lines each) 62 2. "Nolo Mortem peccatoris: hoec sunt verba Salvatoris." (23 stanzas of six lines each) 68 3. "Long have I been a singing man." (8 stanzas of six lines each) 80 4. "Will and Power." (3 stanzas of seven lines each) 86 5. "The Pleasure of Godliness." Besides some irregular opening lines. (22 stanzas of six lines each) 92 6. "The goodness of all God's gifts." (11 stanzas of seven lines each) 97 7. "The sinfulness of man." (8 stanzas of eight lines each) 100 REDUCIBLE, "he will be _reducible_" (M37,_b_), reclaimable. REFRAIT, "harp both on _refrait_" (N59,_d_), refrain, burden. "Of ther song the _refreit_ was of pees."--Lydgate in _Pol. Poems_ (1443), II., 211 (Rolls). REMORD, "thou ought to remord" (IP316,_b_), feel remorse. "_Remord_ and rew, and pondir weill my parte."--A. Scott, _Poems_ (_c._ 1560), xiii. 38 (S.T.S.). REMOTION, "to you ... have recourse and _remotion_" (M3,_d_), inclination to. REN (_passim_), run. REPORTURE, "to make _reporture_" (N100,_c_), mention, report. "To hyr I wyll goo and make _reportur_."--_Digby_ _Myst._ (_c._ 1485), III., 2084 (1882). RESIDED, "one _resided_ me with a bowl of water" (JE358,_a_). I have been unable to arrive at any satisfactory explanation of this passage.