[P. 11], [l. 336]. If by aryeit is here meant the sign, not the constellation of Aries, the day referred to is April 1 or 2, according to Chaucer’s “Astrolabie.”
[338.] bewis, boughs.
[340.] makyne gone, did make.
[341.] in ther chere, after their fashion. (For chere, see Glossary.)
[345.] auerding to, belonging to.
[351.] Anoit, annoyed.
[352.] For why, wherefore; so also for-thi, therefore.
[354.] can, began.
[355.] sende, sent.
[358.] heryng, hear (infin. mood). In the next line it occurs as a present participle.