v. 629. ony] i. e. any.
v. 633. wonne] i. e. dwell.
v. 635. a captyuyte] Is rather, I suspect, a misprint for, than used in the sense of—in: compare v. 2543.
Page 246. v. 639. the playnesse] i. e. the plain fact.
v. 644. thee] i. e. thrive.
v. 658. a pystell of a postyke]—pystell, i. e. epistle, letter; but I do not understand the expression.
v. 659. fonnysshe] i. e. foolish.
v. 666. freke] i. e. fellow: see notes, p. 109. v. 187; p. 178. v. 15.
v. 667. peke] “I Peke or prie.” Palsgrave’s Lesclar. de la Lang. Fr., 1530. fol. cccxvii. [—xv.] (Table of Verbes).
Page 247. v. 672. rome] i. e. room, place.