Sir Beues of Hamtoun, p. 68. Maitl. ed.
“That is lytel maystry sayd syre launcelot to slee myn hors.” Morte d’Arthur, B. xix. c. iiii. vol. ii. 369. ed. Southey.
Page 230. v. 153. herdely] i. e. firmly.
Page 231. v. 166. hyght] i. e. am called.
v. 175. Conuenyent] i. e. Fit, suitable.
—— ryall] i. e. royal.
v. 178. syttynge] i. e. proper, becoming,—a word very common in our early poetry (altered unnecessarily to “fyttynge” in the Roxburgh reprint of this piece).
v. 182. his large] i. e. his range.
v. 184. hooly] i. e. wholly.