[1164] Yet, ouer all that] MS. “And yete ouer that.”
[1165] they] MS. “thus they.”
[1166] haue] So MS. Not in eds.
[1167] tonsors be croppyd] So MS. The reading of the eds. “coursers be trapped,” does not accord so well with the context.
[1168] they be] MS. “they sey byn.”
[1169] They folowe, &c.] So these lines are rightly arranged in MS. In eds. of Kele, and Kytson, they stand thus;
“That ye can &c.
They folowe &c.
And so they &c.
Howe the &c.”