Amonge the thornes, hey go bette.”
The Frere and the Boye,—An. Pop. Poetry, p. 46. ed. Ritson,—
who supposes the words to be the name of some old dance.
Page 106. v. 333. met] i. e. measure.
v. 334. fet] i. e. fetched.
v. 335. spycke] “Spyk of flesshe. Popa.” Prompt. Parv. ed. 1499. The copy of that work, MS. Harl. 221, has “Spyk or fet flesche,” &c.
v. 336. flycke] i. e. flitch.
v. 339. stut] i. e. stutter.
v. 343. sayne] i. e. says.