v. 620. mummynge] i. e. frolicking, merriment.
Page 115. v. 622. gest] i. e. story. “Gest or romauns.” Prompt. Parv. ed. 1499.
v. 623. this worthy fest] So in the Coventry Mysteries;
“At wurthy festys riche men woll bene.”
MS. Cott. Vesp. D viii. fol. 32.
and in Cavendish’s Life of Wolsey, “It is not to be doubted but that the king was privy of all this worthy feast.” p. 199. ed. 1827.
Quod] i. e. Quoth.
POEMS AGAINST GARNESCHE.
All the particulars concerning Garnesche, which I have been able to discover will be found in the Account of Skelton and his Writings.
Page 116. v. 1. Sithe] i. e. Since.