[P. 53], [l. 1791]. well less, al-out, much less, altogether. The punctuation hereabouts in Stevenson’s edition is very wild.
[1795.] wys, vice; the wrechitness, thy miserliness.
[1797.] pass the courss, go thy way.
[1808.] vrech, wretch; but here used instead of miser.
[1812.] viss, vice.
[1814.] ben y-knawith, are known (to be) (?).
[1815.] dant, daunt.
[1822.] the ton, the one.
[P. 54], [l. 1832]. beis var, beware.
[1834.] colde, cool.