MS. Cott. Vesp. D viii. fol. 186.
—— robbid] i. e. (I suppose) robed.
v. 30. Onfayned] Generally means un-glad, displeased, which even in the forced sense of—to my sorrow, is against the intention of the passage: it seems to be used here for—Unfeignedly: and see note, p. 207. v. 81.
—— deynyd] i. e. disdained;
“Youth dayneth counsell, scorning discretion.”
Barclay’s Fifth Egloge, sig. D ii. ed. 1570.
v. 33. myȝt] i. e. might.
v. 39. enterly] i. e. entirely.
v. 43. ȝytt] i. e. yet.
v. 45. race] i. e. tear, wound.