The sacred poem Wofully arayd occurs in vol. i. 141.
VOL. II.
SPEKE, PARROT.
[Page 22.] v. 441.
“Sette asyde all sophysms,” &c.
I ought to have altered the reading of the MS. “sophyns” to “sophyms” (not to “sophysms”): see “sophime” (i. e. sophism) in Tyrwhitt’s Gloss. to Chaucer’s Cant. Tales.
WHY COME YE NAT TO COURTE?
[Page 36.] v. 290.
“Into a mouse hole they wolde
Rynne away and crepe,