[394] [See vol. ii. book i. No. 15.]
[395] The king says this.
[396] [The head, feet, and ears of swine boiled and pickled for eating.—Halliwell's Dictionary.]
[397] [Ver. 80. courtnalls, that courteous be. MS. and P.]
[398] [A favourite liquor among the common people, composed of ale and roasted apples, the pulp of the apple worked up with the ale till the mixture formed a smooth beverage. Nares' Glossary.]
[399] [Ver. 57. for good hap: i.e. for good luck; they were going on an hazardous expedition.]
[400] [strutted.]
[401] [Ver. 60. Maid Marian in the Morris dance, was represented by a man in woman's cloaths, who was to take short steps in order to sustain the female character.]
[402] [forthwith.]