v. 199. auowe] i. e. vow.
“That hyr auowe maad of chastyte.”
Lydgate’s Lyf of our Lady, sig. b i.
v. 210. auyse] i. e. advice.
v. 215. shryue me] i. e. confess myself, tell my mind.
v. 216. plenarely] i. e. fully.
v. 219. dyscure] i. e. discover.
v. 221. with all my besy cure] i. e. with all my busy care,—a common expression in our early poetry.
Page 39. v. 225. quod] i. e. quoth.
v. 226. all and some] Another expression frequently used by our early poets. “All and some: Tout entierement.” Palsgrave’s Lesclar. de la Lang. Fr., 1530. fol. ccccxlviii. (Table of Aduerbes).