v. 283. reporte me] i. e. refer.
—— Kynge Lewes] i. e. King Louis the twelfth: see note on title, p. 236.
v. 285. syth] i. e. since.
v. 290. Jacke shall haue Gyl] So Heywood;
“Come chat at home, all is well, Jack shall haue Gill.”
Dialogue, sig. F 3.—Workes, ed. 1598.
Page 235. v. 295. broder] i. e. brother.
v. 296. I set not by] i. e. I value not.
—— Dauncaster cuttys] i. e. Doncaster horses.—Cut was a term for a common horse, from its having the tail cut short.
v. 297. bolte] i. e. arrow (for a description of it, see Nares’s Gloss. in v.).