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Hawes, The Pastime of Pleasure, ll. 328-29
Hawes, The Pastime of Pleasure, ll. 5474-77.
âI haue XII oxenâ, ll. 1-4
4. Sawyste thow not ] Did you not see
âI must go walk Ăže woed so wyldâ, ll. 16-18
Hawes, The Pastime of Pleasure, l. 3525
Rowllâs Cursing, ll. 190-200
191. rumpillis ] (more) tails
193. glowrane evne ] glowering eyes
194. bowgillis ] bugles
196. spowand ] spewing
197. tegir tungis ] tiger tongues
198. attour ] across
200. attry ] venomous
Lichtounâs Dreme, ll. 9-10
9. pers ] break through
9. eith ] easy
10. mingit and maid with ] ie. made out of
10. mussill teith ] mussel teeth
Lichtounâs Dreme, 39-42
39. Be we ] as we
39. in hye ] quickly
40. ware weill ware ] were well aware
40. Enoch and Elye ] Enoch and Elijah
41. Čule evin ] Christmas Eve
41. schaw ]  wood
42. Rostand ] roasting
42. snaw ] snow
Douglas, Eneados, XII Prol 169-72
169. fenystaris ] windows
170. Aragne ] i.e. a spider
wevand ] weaving
171. sle ] intricate
172. myghe ] midge
Lydgate, The Daunce of Death, 585-87 (a newborn confronts Death)
Douglas, Eneados IV. ii. 65-68
65. voyd ] empty
scho hir laid adorn ] she laid herself down
66. sown ] sound
68. Thocht ] Though
wait ] knows
Skelton, Magnyfycence, 1039-40
Henryson, Fables, 1442-43Â (a mouse explains herself)
prouokit ] compelled
sic ] such
leird ] taught
(a remedy for partial blindness)
At even ] in the evening
âFarewell this worldâ, 8-12
8. cheyre feire ] cherry fair
9. algate ] indeed
12. onavised ] without warning
Caxton's Aesop (a wolf that had been unduly afraid)
as I ranne before the ] as I ran away from you
a playe ] a joke
The Thre Prestis of Peblis, 5
richt soft ] very quietly
vnfutesair ] 'unfootsore', ie. without their feet being sore