v. 973. poynted after my consayte] i. e. appointed, equipped according to my fancy.
v. 974. thou iettes it of hyght] i. e. thou struttest it in high style: see note, p. 94. v. 43.
Page 257. v. 975. let vs be wyse] Equivalent to—let us understand.
v. 977. come of, it were done] The expression “come of” has occurred before; see note on v. 103. p. 238. Compare Mary Magdalene;
“Cum of ȝe harlotts that yt wer don.”
An. Mysteries from the Digby MSS. p. 97. ed. Abbotsf.
Magnus Herodes;
“Hens now go youre way that ye were thore.”
Towneley Mysteries, p. 147.