[Footnote 37: strength, also strong.] [Footnote 38: taudry, glimmering.] [Footnote 39: People.] [Footnote 40: fate, destiny.] [Footnote 41: nobly.] [Footnote 42: Cast.] [Footnote 43: cross, from crouche, a cross.] [Footnote 44: attempt, or endeavour.] [Footnote 45: unarmed.] [Footnote 46: unactive.] [Footnote 47: unspirited.] [Footnote 48: such.] [Footnote 49: fastened, annexed.] [Footnote 50: might, power.] [Footnote 51: mantle, or robe.] [Footnote 52: white, alluding to the arms of Kent, a horse saliant, argent.] [Footnote 53: distracting.] [Footnote 54: despair.] [Footnote 55: bleed.] [Footnote 56: allow.] [Footnote 57: ease.] [Footnote 58: throne.] [Footnote 59: pluck.] [Footnote 60: Becomes.] [Footnote 61: subjects.] [Footnote 62: contentions, complaints.] [Footnote 63: choke.] [Footnote 64: dark, cloudy.] [Footnote 65: astonish.] [Footnote 66: cut off, destroyed.] [Footnote 67: slaves.] [Footnote 68: loud roaring.] [Footnote 69: flame of fire.] [Footnote 70: burn, consume.] [Footnote 71: them.] [Footnote 72: slay.] [Footnote 73: decay.] [Footnote 74: make ready.] [Footnote 75: enterprize.] [Footnote 76: Notwithstanding.] [Footnote 77: foes.] [Footnote 78: mangle, destroy.] [Footnote 79: beauty, countenance.] [Footnote 80: an ancient sword.] [Footnote 81: fury.] [Footnote 82: cease.] [Footnote 83: deadly.] [Footnote 84: lake.] [Footnote 85: swollen.] [Footnote 86: hidden.] [Footnote 87: unknown.] [Footnote 88: command.] [Footnote 89: still.] [Footnote 90: Red-stained.] [Footnotes 91, 92: parts of armour.] [Footnote 93: broad.] [Footnote 94: cause.] [Footnote 95: rights, liberties.] [Footnote 96: cutting, mangling.] [Footnote 97: forbidding.] [Footnote 98: grow.] [Footnote 99: furious.] [Footnote 100: slay.] [Footnote 101: strength.] [Footnote 102: declare.] [Footnote 103: sword.] [Footnote 104: Monastery.] [Footnote 105: more worthy.] [Footnote 106: pulled, plucked.] [Footnote 107: displayed.] [Footnote 108: over-righteous.] [Footnote 109: counselled, more wise.] [Footnote 110: uncareful, neglected.] [Footnote 111: Bid, command.] [Footnote 112: slay.] [Footnote 113: presently.] [Footnote 114: explain.] [Footnote 115: grievances.] [Footnote 116: branch.] [Footnote 117: wet, moist.] [Footnote 118: fen, moor.] [Footnote 119: drained.] [Footnote 120: swelling.] [Footnote 121: waves.] [Footnote 122: grievance.] [Footnote 123: assemble.] [Footnote 124: broad.] [Footnote 125: Horned.] [Footnote 126: white.] [Footnote 127: decks.] [Footnote 128: mightiest, most valiant.] [Footnote 129: slain.] [Footnote 130: oversets.] [Footnote 131: a castle.] [Footnote 132: revenge.] [Footnote 133: cause.] [Footnote 134: at once.] [Footnote 135: One who takes up the cross in order to fight against the Saracens.] [Footnote 136: holy.] [Footnote 137: rare, extraordinary, strange.] [Footnote 138: run, shot up.] [Footnote 139: assembling, gathering.]
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