We shall mete another day’;
‘Gramercy,’ than sayd our kynge.
384.
‘But well thee greteth Edwarde our kynge,
And sent to thee his seale,
And byddeth thee com to Notyngham,
Both to mete and mele.’
385.
385.1 ‘brode targe,’ broad charter. Cf. a ‘braid letter.’
He toke out the brode targe,