v. 247. a salt] i. e. a salt-cellar.
—— spone] i. e. spoon.
v. 248. shone] i. e. shoon, shoes.
v. 250. a skellet] i. e. a skillet, a small kettle: in Suffolk it means a brass perforated implement for skimming the cream off milk; see Moor’s Suff. Words.
v. 251.
Some fyll theyr pot full
Of good Lemster woll]
The meaning is—in the pot which was to hold the ale they brought wool “instede of monny” (v. 244).
Page 103. v. 254. athrust] i. e. a-thirst.