his place, and enlaceth him in the cheyne with the which he may
ben drawen.
Me. IV. 2. C. leuynge; A. lyuyng. // Both wierdes; C. has the gloss fata. 3. C. may his cheere holde vndescounfited; A. may holde hys chiere vndiscomfited. 4. C. manesses; A. manace (Lat. minae). 5. hete (Lat. aestum). 6. C. hihte; A. hyȝt. 7. Ed. writheth; C. writith; A. wircheth (Lat. torquet). // A. chemineys. 9. C. Whar-; A. Wher-. 10. C. felonos; A. felownes. 11. C. deseruien; A. desarmen; Ed. disarmen. 14. C. remwed; A. remoeued. 15. A. om. the before which.
Prose IV.
Sentisne, inquit, hec.
'Felestow,' quod she, 'thise thinges, and entren they aught in
thy corage? [Artow lyke] an asse to the harpe? Why wepestow,
[why spillestow teres]? Yif thou abydest after help of thy leche,
thee bihoveth discovere thy wounde.'
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