To day thou shalt dyne with me,
For the love of my kynge,
Under my trystell-tre.’
388.
388.4 ‘dyghtande’ (intended for a past participle), made ready.
Forth he lad our comly kynge,
Full fayre by the honde;
Many a dere there was slayne,
And full fast dyghtande.
389.