FOOTNOTES:
[69] bouted = bolted, sifted.
[70] paramour = meaning here uncertain.
[71] pall = fine cloth.
[72] yett = gate.
[73] into = in.
[74] lee = lie.
[75] carline = old woman.
[76] ban = band, hinge.
[77] laird or loun = squire or common fellow.
[78] kevils = lots.
[79] hende = courteous youth.
[80] high-coll’d, laigh-coll’d = high-cut, low-cut.
[81] carknet = necklace.
[82] flang = flung about, rummaged violently.
[83] rowe = roll, wrap.