FOOTNOTES:
[140] routh = plenty.
[141] burd-alone = lone as a maid.
[142] jelly = jolly, jovial.
[143] bierly = stout, handsome.
[144] fleer = floor.
[145] hat = hit.
[146] mot = might.
[147] hap = cover.
[148] lingcan for lycam = body.
[149] teather stakes = tether pegs.
[150] mell = mallet.
[151] wons = dwells.
[152] ye’se gae = you shall go.
[153] waught = draught.
[154] ahin’ = behind.
[155] streak = stretch.