[813] _hogge_] Ed. “dogge.” [814] _myne_] Qy., for the rhyme, “my purse?” [815] _fowle_] Qy. a line wanting to rhyme with this? [816] _Latyn_] Ed. “lutyn.” [817] _Est snavi, &c._] Between this line and the next, ed. has “_Versus_.” [818] _kesteryll_] Ed. “besteryll.” [819] _you_] Qy., for the rhyme, “_you_ there?” [820] _Yes_] Ed. “Yet.” [821] _for nowe thou hast lost_] Qy., for the rhyme, “for thou hast lost nowe?” [822] _tappet_] Ed. “tap.” Compare p. 128, v. 75. [823] _hym_] Compare v. 427, p. 239. Perhaps these inconsistencies may have arisen from contractions in the MS. [824] _mo_] Ed. “more.” [825] _wyt_] Ed. “whyt.” [826] _slyght_] Ed. “shyfte.” Compare v. 687, p. 247, and v. 964, p. 256, where “slyght” (sleight) is the rhyme to “consayte.” [827] _the mare_] Here _Foly_ and _Fansy_ go out. [828] _hungre_] Ed. “hunger.” [829] _craue_] Qy., for the rhyme, “craued?” unless something be wanting. [830] _kay_] Ed. “bay.” [831] _thou_] Qy. “you?” see note on v. 1275, p. 266. [832] _another_] Qy. “_another_ time?” [833] _For nowe, &c._] In ed. this speech is given to _Fansy_. [834] _that_] Ed. “the.” [835] _be sene_] Qy., for the rhyme, “beseme?” [836] _Cypyo_] Ed. “typyo.” [837] _leyre_] Ed. “heyre.” [838] _occacyon of_] Ed. “accacyon or.” [839] _candell_] Qy. “caudell?” [840] _ye_] Ed. “he.” [841] _ye_] Ed. “he.” [842] _let se, for your selfe_] Qy., for the rhyme, “for your selfe, let se?”—unless “for your selfe” was intended to form the commencement of the next verse. [843] _Here Mesure goth out of the place_] To this stage-direction ought to be added—“_with Courtly Abusyon, who, as he carries him off, exclaims_.” See what _Clokyd Colusyon_ says a little after, “Cockes armes, howe Pleasure plucked hym forth!” Pleasure is the assumed name of _Courtly Abusyon_. [844] _then_] Qy. “them?” [845] _hawkyng_] Ed. “howkyng.” [846] _men_] Qy. “man?” [847] _suruayour_] Ed. “superuysour:” compare v. 1414, p. 271; v. 652, p. 246, &c. _Cl. Col._ has just been made “superuysour:” see v. 1808, p. 284. [848] _who_] Ed. “why.” [849] _clokys_] Here _Fansy_ goes out. [850] _to_] Qy. “with?” compare vv. 1927, 1934. [851] _some_] Ed. “syme.” [852] _of_] Qy. “on?” [853] _Pouerte_] And _Aduersyte_ goes out. [854] _stormy beten_] Perhaps “storm ybeten.” [855] _Discedendo_] Ed. “Difidendo.” [856] _bale_] Meant, perhaps, to rhyme with v. 2103. [857] _pryde_] Qy. a line wanting to rhyme with this? [858] _they_] Ed. “theyr.” [859] _late_] Here _Lyberte_ goes out. [860] _cleue_] Ed. “clene.” Compare p. 130, v. 133, and p. 194, v. 37. [861] _Here cometh, &c._] Ed., besides omitting this stage-direction, leaves the two following lines unappropriated. [862] _pysse_] Qy. a line wanting to rhyme with this? [863] _thyther_] Qy. a line wanting to rhyme with this? [864] _folowe_] Ed. “felowe.” [865] _Mys._] Ed. “_Magn._” [866] _gladium_] Ed. “gladio.” [867] _sautes_] Ed. “fautes.” [868] _to_] Qy. “by?”