[P. 83], [l. 2819]. one athir half, on either side.
[2820.] rown, run.
[2821.] howyns; an ungrammatical form; perhaps howyng is meant.
[2827.] one hycht, on height; i.e. aloud.
[2829.] sterith, stirreth.
[2833.] “The lady of Melyhalt made (her way) to him, and immediately caused his couch to be placed before a window.” Mr Stevenson reads,
“Of Melyhalt the lady to hyme maid
Incontinent his couche, and gart he[1] had,” etc.
i.e. “The lady immediately made his bed for him,” etc.
[2841.] wencust, vanquished. After this word we should perhaps insert “at,” as in [l. 3336].