Why wepe ye so,” &c.
Id. B. v. leaf cxxviii.
—— wele inferrid] i. e. well brought in.
v. 142.
quikly it is
Towchid]
i. e. it is lively, subtly expressed: compare v. 592 and v. 1161, where the words are applied to visible objects.
—— debarrid] See note, p. 237. v. 60; and compare Gentylnes and Nobylyte (attributed without grounds to Heywood) n. d.;
“That reason is so grete no man can debarr.”
Sig. C iii.