[247] _owner_] So W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., and Marshe’s ed. W. de Worde’s ed. A. L. E., “awnner;” and so, perhaps, Skelton wrote: compare _Elynour Rummyng_, v. 609. [248] _Her_] So W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., and Marshe’s ed. W. de Worde’s ed. A. L. E., “Here.” [249] _traues_] Eds. “tranes.” [250] _clerer_] Marshe’s ed. “clere.” [251] _Garder_] Marshe’s ed. “_Garde_.” (Qy. “_Gardez_?”) [252] _had_] So Marshe’s ed. Not in W. de Worde’s eds. [253] _Broder_] Marshe’s ed. “brother.” [254] _spede_] Marshe’s ed. “sped.” [255] _And_] Marshe’s ed. “But.” [256] _an_] W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., and Marshe’s ed. “and.” [257] _werne_] Marshe’s ed. “warne.” [258] _er_] W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., “or.” [259] _see boorde_] Marshe’s ed. “shyp _borde_.” [260] _plesyre_] W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., and Marshe’s ed. “pleasure.” [261] _laugheth_] So W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., and Marshe’s ed. W. de Worde’s ed. A. L. E., “laughed.” [262] _hateth_] So W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., and Marshe’s ed. W. de Worde’s ed. A. L. E., “hateh.” [263] _frouneth_] So W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., and Marshe’s ed. W. de Worde’s ed. A. L. E., “fronneth.” [264] _cherysseth_] Eds. “cherysshed.” [265] _casseth_] W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., “casteth.” Marshe’s ed. “chasseth.” [266] _and begynneth ... compyled_] Not in Marshe’s ed. [267] _tougher_] So W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., and Marshe’s ed. W. de Worde’s ed. A. L. E., “toughther.” [268] _ony_] Marshe’s ed. “any.” [269] _Hafter_] Eds. “Haster.” See notes. [270] _shorte_] W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., “a _shorte_.” [271] _stonde_] Marshe’s ed. “stande.” [272] _Thyse lewde cok wattes_] Marshe’s ed. “These _lewd cok_ witts.” [273] _Twyst_] W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., “Whist.” Marshe’s ed. “Twysshē.” [274] _spede, broder_] Marshe’s ed. “sped, brother.” [275] _commaunde_] W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., “commened.” [276] _a party space_] So W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C. Other eds. “_a party_ spake.” Qy. “a _praty_ (pretty) space?” [277] _moche_] Marshe’s ed. “muche.” [278] _auyse_] Marshe’s ed. “aduyse.” [279] _ony_] Marshe’s ed. “any.” [280] _moche_] Marshe’s ed. “muche.” [281] _dyscure_] So Marshe’s ed. Eds. of W. de Worde, “dysture.” [282] _man_] So W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., and Marshe’s ed. W. de Worde’s ed. A. L. E., “wan.” [283] _Hafter_] Eds. “Haster.” [284] _Me_] So W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., and Marshe’s ed. W. de Worde’s ed. A. L. E., “My.” [285] _my_] Marshe’s ed. “me.” [286] _Hafter_] Eds. “Haster.” [287] _skan_] So Marshe’s ed. Eds. of W. de Worde, “stan.” [288] _it_] Not in Marshe’s ed. [289] _yougthe_] So W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C. Other eds. “youghte.” [290] _I_] So Marshe’s ed. Not in eds. of W. de Worde. [291] _pleasyre_] Marshe’s ed. “pleasure.” [292] _hawte_] Marshe’s ed. “hawtie.” [293] _scornnys_] Eds. of W. de Worde, “storunys.” Marshe’s ed. “scornes.” [294] _the_] W. de Worde’s ed. P. L. C., “his.”