[8] l. 24. crapotee, toad-stone.
[9] l. 32. overbegone, overlaid.
[10] l. 33. paytrell = poitrail, breast-leather of a horse; iral (?).
[11] l. 34. orpharè = orferrie, goldsmith's work.
[12] l. 38. raches, dogs.
[13] l. 39. halse, neck.
[14] l. 40. flane, arrow.
[15] l. 43. See pp. [46]-7 and note.
[16] l. 45. But-if, unless.
[17] l. 48. For an elaborate investigation of the circumstances concerning the Eildon tree, see the special section in Murray's edition.