188. He of his boddie han kepte watch and ward.
207. His chaunce in warr he ne before han tryde.
281. The erlie felt de Torcies trecherous knyfe Han made his crymson bloude and spirits floe.
319. O Hengist, han thy cause bin good and true!
321. The erlie was a manne of hie degree. And han that daie full manie Normannes sleine.
337. But better han it bin to lett alone.
If more instances should be wanted, see H. 1. 396. 429. 455. H. 2. 306. 703.—p. 275. ver. 4.—p. 281. ver. 63.—p. 288. ver. 1.
In the same irregular manner the following verbs are used singularly.
E. I. 10. Then fellen on the grounde and thus yspoke.
H. 2. 665. Bewopen Alfwoulde fellen on his knee.