[116] Cf. l. 2599.
[117] Printed “alinlaz” in the former edition. The first stroke of the u is longer than the second, and the tail of the x in the line above converts the second downstroke of the u into an apparent i.
[118] Cf. l. 1112.
GODRICH EXCITES THE ENGLISH AGAINST HAVELOK.
Þe englishe þat herde þat,
Was non þat euere his bode sat,
For he him dredde swiþe sore,
So Runci spore, and mikle more.
[Fol. 217, col. 2.]
At þe day he come sone