[1679] geue] MS. “yeve.”
[1680] warke] MS. “worke.”
[1681] ther] MS. “the.”
[1682] whyte] Marshe’s ed. “as white.”
[1683] an] MS. “a.”
[1684] blak] So MS. Not in eds.
[1685] warkis] MS. “workis.”
[1686] rowth] Marshe’s ed. “rowgh.”
[1687] surffillyng] MS. “surfullinge.” See notes.
[1688] byrdis in bowris] MS. “bothe birddis and bowres.”