v. 1028. lese] i. e. lose.
v. 1030. And I may tende] i. e. If I may attend.
v. 1032. halfe] i. e. side.
v. 1035. Fansy seruyce] i. e. Fancy-service.
—— hyght] i. e. am called.
v. 1038. theke] i. e. thatch.
v. 1040. Make a wyndmyll of a mat] Compare v. 2 of our author’s third set of verses Against venemous Tongues, vol. i. 132.
v. 1041. and I wyst] i. e. if I knew.
Page 259. v. 1049. blunder] See note on v. 405. p. 241.
—— blother] i. e. gabble; as in our author’s Colyn Cloute, v. 66. vol. i. 313.