392, l. 9. deambulatour—deambulation.—18. falt in.—20. worthelie—justlie.—21. done, (omitted.)
394, l. 7. thair kyn—your kin.—18. contravene—violate.—27. mak first—give first.
395, l. 1. lippin—trust.—2. to have good.—16. taikin without.—18. saidis, (omitted.)—23. our pairt. But in case against all reason they should mean any such thing, We have thocht.—31. furnissing—surmising.
397, l. 3. put fit remedy.—10. could—would.—17. list, so that some asked for.—19. sche was not ashamed to sett.—22. personis have of malice.—24. stope all manner of reconciliations.—28. Estaitis—State.—31. ar cumit—came.—ar myndit—do mind.
398, l. 7. ony part thereof contravenit.—8. communit—commovit.—13. ane, (omitted.)
399, l. 2. ever, (omitted.)—10. obedience of higher.—13. direct quite.—19. with reverence.
401, l. 2. simplicitie, and to work your finall.—11. of our posteritie, and to be short, to our commun-wealth.—15. foirnameit. This is so manifestly.—34. is not to be—is to be.
403, l. 1. brocht it to such basenesse, and such a deale of strife that all men.—14. guid and weighty money.
405, l. 9. that wicked man.—10. quha at that tyme.—27. reassonit with all in the.
406, l. 19. thairin, not only without.—25. the houssis garnissit, (omitted.)