[548] in-fere, i.e. together.
[549] i.e. unless I amend.
[550] i.e. advice, counsel.
[551] [lingered.]
[552] Ver. 60. an old northern phrase.
[553] Perhaps the hole in the door or window, by which it was speered, i.e. sparred, fastened, or shut. In Bale's second part of the Acts of Eng. Votaries, we have this phrase (f. 38), "The dore therof oft tymes opened and speared agayne."
[554] [worthless fellow.]
[555] [furious.]
[556] Ver. 34, 102. cast, is the reading of the MS.
[557] [unless.]