[717] [sluggard or stupid fellow.]
[718] [mad.]
[719] Ver. 38. Lordeyne, PC.
[720] i. e. weened, thought (which last is the reading of the folio MS.)——Calais, or Rouen was taken from the English by showing the governor, who could not read, a letter with the king's seal, which was all he looked at.
[721] [doffed his hood.]
[722] [glad.]
[723] [despoiled.]
[724] So Ascham in his Toxophilus gives a precept; "The Stringe must be rounde" (p. 149. Ed. 1761): otherwise, we may conclude from mechanical principles, the Arrow will not fly true.
[725] [hour.]
[726] [inquest.]