[P. 9], [l. 267]. gart be maid, caused to be made.
[271.] awoue, vow.
[275.] in to that gret Revare, in that great river.
[284.] o gret confusione of pupil and knychtis, al enarmyt, a great medley of people and knights, all fully armed. Stevenson actually reads unarmyt!
[294.] I wil report; both here and in [l. 320] we should almost expect to find “I nil report;” i.e. I will not tell. It must mean, “I will tell you why I omit to mention these things.” Compare lines [266], [320.]
[297.] thing, think.
[P. 10], [l. 305]. veris, wars.
[306.] be the wais, by the ways.
[307.] Tuex, betwixt; accorde, agreement.
[314.] mot, must.