—— shote] i. e. shoot.
v. 298. hyght] i. e. be called.
v. 300. this checke if ye voyde canne] “Checke a mery taunt.” Palsgrave’s Lesclar. de la Lang. Fr., fol. xxiii. (Table of Subst.). “I Voyde a thyng out of the way or out of syght, Ie oste.” Id. fol. ccclxxxxix. (Table of Verbes).
v. 301. to longe to scole] i. e. too long to school.
v. 302. gose] i. e. goose.
v. 303. pole] i. e. pool, water.
v. 304. fole] i. e. fool.
v. 306. Go, shake the dogge, hay] See note, p. 226. v. 28.
v. 310. to play with me checke mate] In allusion to the king being put in check at the game of chess.
v. 311. your noble estate] Equivalent to—your noble lordship.