61, 62. al, although, enfame, dishonour; as in vi. 3 (see note, p. 458).
63. whan, yet when.
73. legen, short for alegen; 'allege against others.'
75. Here misprinted; read:—'may it be sayd, "in that thinge this man thou demest,"' &c. From Rom. ii. 1; 'in quo enim iudicas alterum, teipsum condemnas.'
83. shrewe, wicked man, i.e. Ham; Gen. ix. 22.
101. emprisonned; so in Thynne; better, emprisouned.
104. brige, contention, struggle, trouble; see note to Ch. C. T., B 2872.
105. after thyne helpes, for your aid; i.e. to receive assistance from you.
108. Selande, Zealand, Zeeland. The port of Middleburg, in the isle of Walcheren, was familiar to the English; cf. note to C. T., Prol. 277. The reference must be to some companions of the author who had fled to Zealand to be out of the way of prosecution. rydinge, expedition on horseback, journey.
109, 110. for thy chambre, to pay the rent of your room. renter, landlord; 'unknown to the landlord.'