The Poetical Works of John Skelton, Volume 1 (of 2)Skelton, John
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The Poetical Works of John Skelton, Volume 1 (of 2)
Skelton, John
English poetry -- Early modern, 1500-1700
[1096] _that the people_] So other eds. Kele’s ed. “the the peope.”
[1097] _wyt_] So (“_wit_”) other eds. Kele’s ed. “owne _wyt_.”
[1098] _predestynacyon_] Other eds. (with various spelling)
“predestitacion.”
[1099] _resydeuacyon_] Eds. (with various spelling) “resydenacyon.”
[1100] _essence_] So other eds. Kele’s ed. “assence.”
[1101] _ipostacis_] Other eds. “ipostatis.”
[1102] _agaynst_] Other eds. “agayn.”
[1103] _warke_] So other eds. Kele’s ed. “weike.”
[1104] _barke_] So other eds. Kele’s ed. “barek.”
[1105] _Wicleuista_] So other eds. Kele’s ed. “Wytclyftista.”
[1106] _Howe the Church, &c._] This passage in MS. stands thus:
“Some sey holy chyrche haue to mykell
Som sey they haue tryalytes
And some sey they brynge pluralites
And qualifie qualites
And also tot cotte
They talke lyke sottes
Makynge many owte cryes
That they cannot kepe ther wyffes
And thus the losselles stryvys.”
[1107] _in_] Other eds. “him _in_.”
[1108] _materialites_] Eds. (with various spelling) “maierialites.”
[1109] _sottes_] Marshe’s ed. “scottes.”
[1110] _gathereth_] Marshe’s ed. “gathered.”
[1111] _by_] MS. “be.”
[1112] _ayles_] MS. “eylythe.”
[1113] _mought_] MS. “myghte.”
[1114] _aduysed_] MS. “avysed.”
[1115] _so_] Not in other eds.
[1116] _prelacy_] MS. “the prelacye.”
[1117] _where the_] MS. “whan they.”
[1118] _Come_] MS. “Comyn vp.”
[1119] _in_] MS. “_in_ ther.”
[1120] _Farwell symplicite_] Not in MS.
[1121] _Ye_] MS. “Theyse.”
[1122] _Ye cast vp then_] MS. “They _caste then vp_.”
[1123] _a_] Not in MS.
[1124] _ye_] So MS. Eds. “to.”
[1125] _ye_] So MS. Not in eds.
[1126] _bothe_] So MS. Not in eds.
[1127] _ye_] Other eds. “you.”
[1128] _wyll_] Not in other eds.
[1129] _And that is all_] MS. “_And that_ hyt _ys_.”
[1130] _howe ye_] MS. “that they.”
[1131] _The_] MS. “That.”
[1132] _vnderstode_] Other eds. “vnderstand.”
[1133] _auaunce_] MS. “avayle.”
[1134] _another_] MS. “a new.”
[1135] _scorne_] MS. “grete scorne.”
[1136] _hunt_] So other eds. Kele’s ed. “hunet.”
[1137] _Lepe ouer_] MS. “Kepe vnnethe.”
[1138] _Set nothyng by_] MS. “And _sette_ nowghte _by_.”
[1139] _to_] Marshe’s ed. “so.”
[1140] _ouer_] MS. “be on.”
[1141] _Grete_] So MS. Not in eds.
[1142] _crouche_] Other eds. “couch.”
[1143] _call_] MS. “I haue _calle_.”
[1144] _you_] Not in MS.
[1145] _yow_] So MS. Eds. “ye.”
[1146] _ye_] So MS. Eds. “you.”
[1147] _mattocke_] Eds. “mattockes.” MS. “mactocke.”
[1148] _shule_] MS. “shovyll.”
[1149] _haue_] MS. “hathe.”
[1150] _ye_] Eds. and MS. “they.”
[1151] _moldy_] So MS. Eds. “moulde” and “mould.”
[1152] _cowde_] So MS. Eds. (with various spelling) “wolde.”
[1153] _Loggyng in fayre_] So MS. Eds. “Lodged in the.”
[1154] _lousy beddes_] MS. “a _lowsy_ bed.”
[1155] _Alas, this is out_] MS. “All _this ys owte_ owte.”
[1156] _Many one ye haue vntwynde_] So MS. See notes. Eds. (with various
spelling) “_Many one haue_ but wynde.”
[1157] _made_] So MS. Eds. “make.”
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