[44d] Do you always keep.
[44e] Dutfen, bridle in cart harness.
[52a] This story is less unknown than its fellows, for in 1878 Mr FitzGerald got some copies of it reprinted at Woodbridge to give to his friends. I may well, however, republish it, for since the appearance of FitzGerald’s ‘Letters,’ in which it is referred to (pp. 427, 428), I have had many requests for copies,—requests with which I was unable to comply, myself having only one copy.
[52b] Mawther, girl.
[52c] Word.
[52d] Do.
[53] Quiet.
[55] Halesworth.
[56a] Something.
[56b] Fr. journée, one day’s work without halt, ending about 3 p.m.