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Saue all this company that is gathered here bydene.”
Sig. C iiii.
v. 957. Their chambres well besene]—well besene, i. e. of a good appearance,—well-furnished, or adorned: see note, p. 112. v. 283.
v. 962. Nowe all the worlde stares, &c.] “This is still,” as Warton observes (Hist. of E. P., ii. 343. ed. 4to, note), “a description of tapestry.”
v. 963. chares] i. e. chariots.
v. 964. olyphantes] i. e. elephants.
v. 965, garlantes] i. e. garlands.
v. 974. estate] i. e. high rank, dignity.
v. 975. courage] i. e. heart, affections.