On Mont Falcone, about thy craig to rax.”
Dunbar’s Poems, ii. 79. ed. Laing.
Page 125. v. 182. be bedawyd] Does it mean—be daunted? or, be called simple fellow? see note, p. 113. v. 301.
v. 183. fole] i. e. fool.
v. 184. gronde] i. e. ground.
v. 186. Syr Dalyrag] So our author elsewhere;
“Let syr Wrigwrag wrastell with syr Delarag.”
Speke, Parrot, v. 91. vol. ii. 6.
“Adue nowe, sir Wrig wrag,
Adue, sir Dalyrag!”