v. 1853. Mary] i. e. By the Virgin Mary.
v. 1854. I shall gyue you a gaude of a goslynge that I gaue] Gaud is found in the sense of—jest, trick, toy, &c.: but the line (perhaps corrupted) is beyond my comprehension.
v. 1856. reue] i. e. steward, bailiff.
v. 1858. syke] i. e. such.
Page 285. v. 1859. Sadylgose] i. e. Saddle-goose.
—— Dawcocke] See note, p. 113. v. 301.
Page 286. v. 1860. garre] i. e. make, cause.
v. 1862. bytter] i. e. bittern.
v. 1864. to grame] i. e. to be angry,—or perhaps to grieve; the word being found in both senses.