Page 215. v. 196. face] i. e. face out.
v. 199. to] i. e. too.
v. 204. lollardy] i. e. heretical; see note, p. 204. v. 145.
v. 206. predycacion] i. e. declaration,—or preaching.
v. 207. knowlege] i. e. acknowledge.
v. 212. muse] Is properly the opening in a fence or thicket, through which a hare or other beast of sport, is accustomed to pass: see Nares’s Gloss. in v. and Moor’s Suff. Words, in v. Mewse.
v. 215.
With blowyng out your hornes,
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With chatyng and rechatyng]