v. 392. ronnes] i. e. runs.
v. 396. quere] i. e. quire.
v. 397. heuy chere] “Heavy chear, Tristitia, Mœstitia.” Cole’s Dict.
v. 399. fucke sayles] So in a copy of verses attributed to Dunbar;
“The dust upskaillis, mony fillok wiih fuk saillis.”
Poems, ii. 27. ed. Laing.
and in another by Sir R. Maitland;
“Of fynest camroche thair fuk saillis.”
Anc. Scot. Poems from Maitland MSS., ii. 326. ed. Pink.
Focke, a foresail, German. In the Expenses of Sir John Howard, first Duke of Norfolk, we find, “Item, the same day my mastyr paid to the said Clayson, for a fuk maste for the said kervelle, iijs. iiijd.” Manners and Household Expenses of England, &c., p. 206. ed. Roxb.