[22] Rutebeuf, Tome I. pp. 203 seqq. 304 seqq.
[23] From the “Craft of Lovers,” attributed by Ritson to Lydgate, but too bad even for him.
[24] Here the received texts give “So pray I to God.” Cf. “But Reason said him.” T. & C.
[25] Corrected from Kissner, p. 18.
[26] Compare this with the Mumbo-Jumbo Revenge in Collins’s Ode.
[27] London: John Russell Smith. 1856-64.
[28] Literary Remains, Vol. I. pp. 259, 260.
[29] Chapman himself was evidently pleased with this, for he cites it as a sample of his version.
[30] Early Popular Poetry. Edited by W. Carew Hazlitt.
[31] The careless Ritson would have printed this twynkling.