v. 89. clap] i. e. stroke.
v. 91. sparred] i. e. fastened, shut (“boltyd and barryd” being in the next line).
v. 93. wyth a prety gyn]—gyn, i. e. contrivance.
“And with a prety gynne
Gyue her husbande an horne.”
The boke of mayd Emlyn, &c. n. d. sig. A ii.
v. 100. On Sainct John decollacion] i. e. On the festival of the beheading of St. John.
Page 158. v. 103. secundum Sarum] So in Sir D. Lyndsay’s Complaynt of the Papingo;
“Suppose the geis and hennis suld cry alarum,