[189] [gentle.]
[190] [Mr. Skeat reads Loumbe.]
[191] V. 115. lóule. PC.
[192] V. 121. in to, i.e. in two.
[193] V. 122. kny. PC.
[194] Ver. 132. gay. PC.
[195] [widows.]
[196] A common pleonasm, see the next poem, Fit. 2d. V. 155; so Harding in his Chronicle, chap. 140, fol. 148, describing the death of Richard I. says,
"He shrove him then unto Abbots thre
With great sobbyng ... and wepyng teares."
So likewise Cavendish in his Life of Cardinal Wolsey, chap. 12, p. 31, 4to.: "When the Duke heard this, he replied with weeping teares," &c.