13. Bathe: both; Scottice, “baith.”
14. Capel: horse; Gaelic, “capall;” French, “cheval;” Italian, “cavallo,” from Latin, “caballus.”
15. Make a clerkes beard: cheat a scholar; French, “faire la barbe;” and Boccaccio uses the proverb in the same sense.
16. “Gar” is Scotch for “cause;” some editions read, however, “get us some”.
17. Chalons: blankets, coverlets, made at Chalons in France.
18. Crock: pitcher, cruse; Anglo-Saxon, “crocca;” German, “krug;” hence “crockery.”
19. Dwale: night-shade, Solanum somniferum, given to cause sleep.
20. Burdoun: bass; “burden” of a song. It originally means the drone of a bagpipe; French, “bourdon.”
21. Compline: even-song in the church service; chorus.
22. Ferly: strange. In Scotland, a “ferlie” is an unwonted or remarkable sight.