272 _nourisht_, norisht; _hott_, warme; _milk_, milke. "Whott," hot. 273 _Arm'd otherwhile_, Running sometymes. 274 _more glib_, more like; _to hell be lowe_, downe into hell. 275 _charriot_, chariot; _rydes_, rides. 276 _The which an arme strong driuer stedfast_, An arme strong guider steadfastly him. 278 _who_, whoe; _pathes unknowne_, places vnknowne; _gate_, pace. 279 _Sometimes_, sometymes; _smoothlie slideth doune a_, smoothly slippeth downe a. 280 _Another while_, some other tymes. 281 _clammie waies_, clayey wayes; _treaddeth_, treadeth. 282 _plasheth and sprayeth_, placeth himself &; _be him nye_, standeth by. 283 _So_, soe; _iollie rider_, royall rider. 284 _Plunging and sousing_, Plungeing & sowsing; _lyke_, like. 285 _He dasht, and spurted, and he plodded_, Bedasht, bespotted, and beplotted. 286 _blinde_, foule. 287 _Fy-fy, for grief_, But free from greife; _ladies chamberlaine_, ladyes chamberlayne. 288 _not thou_, thou not: _refraine_, refrayne. 289 _reade thee_, tell the; _blab_, blabb. "Reade," warn. 290 _aduised_, advisd; _thou vainelie_, thou soe vainely. 291 Transposed in Rawl. MS. with line 292; _wilt_, shouldst. 292 _Cicelie shewe but_, Illian queene knowe; _knauerie_, bravery. 293 _Denis shield_, Dennis sheild; _female sprites_, femall sprightes. 294 _Dames_, dames; _Cupid's Poet_, Cupid's poett. 295 _pennd_, pen; _storie onelie_, story onely. 296 _Who giuing suck unto a childish Elfe_, And, giving yt to such an actuall Elfe. 297 _And_, am; _discourag'd_, discoraged; _nurserie_, mistery. 298 _hir_, her; _penurie_, misery. 300 _seaventh iournie_, seauenth Iourny. 301 _want_, wantes; _hearbe's_, omitted; _and_, &; _soile_, soyle. 302 _wearie_, weary; _toile_, toyle. 303 _Druggs or Electuaries of new devise_, Or drugges or electuaryes of newe devises. 304 _Doe shunne_, that shame; _that trembles_, & tremble; _the_, thie; _price_, prices. In the Rawl. MS., lines 307-8 of the Petyt MS. follow here. 305 _Sufficeth all I haue, I yeald hir hole_, For that I allwayes had, I payd the wole. 307 _I paie our hostess_, I paid of both the; _and_, &; _at moste_, allmost. 308 _And_, yet; _and_, &; _anie_, any. 309 _can_, cann. 310 _doune_, downe. 311 _climbe_, clims; _banks_, bankes. 312 _gentlemen, if I_, gentleweomen doth this; _not thanks_, no thankes. 313 _so_, soe: _unto_, vnto. 314 _thread_, thred; _plaie is donne_, playes done.
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