[95] pleasure.
[96] intellect.
[97] Solomon-like.
[98] writing.
[99] every.
[100] high.
[101] Sir Gilbert Hay, Merser, and two Rowles, one of Aberdeen and one of Corstorphine, are mentioned in Dunbar’s “Lament for the Makaris.” Henryson and Sir Richard Holland, the author of “The Houlate,” are well known. Sir John Rowle’s “Cursing vpon the Steilaris of his fowlis” is preserved in the Bannatyne MS.
[102] their books live.
[103] stream.
[104] alive.