[8] MS. “to pas one hyme one,” with first “one” lightly crossed out.
And for to pas hyme one[8] the morne diſponit.
ARTHUR’S TWO DREAMS.
Bot ſo befell hyme [on] that nycht to meit
[364] An aperans, the wich one to his ſpreit
That night he dreamt that his hair all fell off;
It ſemyth that of al his hed ye hore
Of fallith and maid deſolat; wharfore
The king therof was pensyve in his mynd,
[368] That al the day he couth no reſting fynde,