[523] [V. 90-92. in place of these three verses the f. MS. has:—
"for hee is bound fast to a tree,
and talke of Guy and Robin Hood
In they green woode where they bee
[how these two yeomen together they mett
under the leaves of Lyne,
to see what marchandise they made
even at that same time.">[]
[524] [Ver. 93. good morrow, good fellow! quoth Sir Guy, f. MS.]
[525] [V. 96. a good archer thou seems to bee, f. MS.]
[526] [ignorant.]
[527] [V. 97. quoth Sir Guye, f. MS.]
[528] [V. 101. I seeke an outlaw, quoth Sir Guye, f. MS.]
[529] [V. 103-4.—
"I had rather meet with him upon a day
Then 40li. of golde.">[
[530] [V. 105-8. in place of these four verses the f. MS. has—