And gave him oats and hay.
26.4 ‘chepe,’ bargain for, buy.
32.
32.4 ‘hansel’ is a gift, especially an ‘earnest’ or instalment; ‘mare’ probably is ‘more’; but the meaning of the whole phrase is uncertain.
In the midst of the town,
There he showed his ware;
‘Pottës, pottës,’ he gan cry full soon,
‘Have hansel for the mare!’
33.
33.2 ‘chaffare,’ merchandise.