[226] Reconcile them.
[227] i. e. according to their degree of madness. See Introduction, viii. ix.
[228] Assortment.
[229] Goods
[230] This old Yorkshire family produced several persons eminent in the legal profession from the time of Henry I. downward; but the one here intended was, in all probability, John Vavasour, who became Recorder of York, I Henry VII., and was made a justice of the Common Pleas in August, 1490. See Foss's Judges of England, v. 78, 79.
[231] Of me.
[232] i. e. availed, has been worth £100 to me.
[233] i. e. came to, or amounted to, covered.
[234] Hovered, i. e. halted for shelter.
[235] Laid it in pledge.