[138] As the play was written before 1533, the clergy were still celibates, and this is only Mery-reporte's 'humour.'
[139] immediately.
[140] Explained by 'thynges wherof there is plente.'
[141] available.
[142] heard more, or others.
[143] in the same rightness.
[144] Scio (Chios).
[145] Purlieus are technically the woods adjacent to a royal forest; a chase is an unenclosed part.
[146] What on earth would it matter?
[147] dispensed with, missed.