[324-36] That is, beyond the partition.
[324-37] Chows her cood means chews her cud.
[324-38] Weel-hain’d means carefully preserved.
[324-39] Kebbuck is cheese.
[324-40] This line, in English, would read And often he is urged (to take more) and often he calls it good.
[324-41] A towmond is a twelvemonth, a year.
[324-42] Since flax was in blossom.
[324-43] The ha’-Bible is the family Bible, which is kept in the hall, or the best room.
[324-44] Ance is the Scotch form of once.
[324-45] That is, his hat.