He. p. 5. hee. p. 23.
high.
He. p. 137. hye. to hie.
Heal. p. 10. bail.
Hear. p. 10. here.
Heare, heares. hair, hairs.
Hed, hede. head.
Heere. p. 75. bear.
Heighte. p. 26. on high, aloud,
Hend. kind, gentle.
Heir. s. here. p. 9. hear..
Heft. p. 197. haft.
Heft. p. 38. command, injun-
Etion,
Hether. p. 137. hither.
Heawyng, hewinge. hew ng
backing.
Hewyne in to. hewn in two.
Hi, hie. p. 66. he.
Hie, hye, he, hee. high.
Hight. p. 39. p. 10. engage,
engaged, promised. (p. 131.
called.)
Hillys. bills.
Hinde, hend. gentle.
Hir. s. ber.
Hirfel. s. berfelf.
Hit. p. II. it.
·Hoo, ho. p. 19. an interjection
of stopping or defifting: ben-
ce stoppage.
Hode. p. 129. hood, cap.
Hole. p. 97. holl. p. 100.
whole.
Holtes. p. 23. bills.
Holy. p. 102. perhaps hole
whole.
Hom, hem, them.
Hondrith, hondred. hundred.
Honge. bang, hung.
Hontyng, hunting.
Karls. carls, churls, karls of
kind. churls by nature.
Kawte and keene. p. 25. cau-
Kauld. p. 66. called.
tious and active. 1. cautus.
Kempe, kempes. foldier, fol-
diers.
Kemperye man. p. 59. Soldier,
warrior, fighting man.
Kems. s. combs.
Ken, kenft. know, knowest.'
Kepres, &c. p. 148. those
that watch by the corpje
Shall tye up iny winding
Sheet.
Kind. nature.
Hoved. p. 77. perhaps, hove- Kit. p. 99. cut.
red, hang moving.
Hount. p. 7. bunt.
Kithe nor kin. acquaintance,
Knave. p. 74. Servant.
Knicht. s. knight.
Knights fee. p. 75. Such a por-
tion of land as qualified. a
man for knighthood.
Knowles. knolls.
Knyled. knelt.
Lere. p. 42. face, complexion.
A. S. hleane, facies, vul-
Lerned. learned, taught.
Lefynge. p. 140. leafing. ly-
ing,
falfhood.
Let. 5. binder. 58. hindred.
Kyrtill, kirtle. petticoat, Letteft. hinderest, detainest.
Lettyng. p. 137. hindrance.
Lever. rather.
Leyre, lere. p. 257, learning,
Lightfome. p. 36. clearful,
Sprightly.
Liked. p. 259. pleased.
Linde. p. 135. the lime tree; or
collectively lime trées ; or
Trees in general.
Lingell. p. 259. a thread of
hemp rubbed with rofin, &c.
ufed by rufties for mending
their Shoes.
Lith, lithe, lythe. p. 120. ut-
tend, hearken, listen.
Leane. p. 26. conceal, hide. Lither. p. 58. idle, worthleß,
Leanyde. leaned.
Leard. learned, taught.
Leafe. p. 136. lying, falfhood.
Withouten leafe. verily.
Leafynge. lying, falfhood.
Lee. p. 92. the field.
Leeche. phyfician.
Leechinge. p. 34. doctoring,
medicinal care.
Leeve London. p. 232. dear
London, an old phrafe.
Leeveth. believeth.
Lefe. p. 139. leeve. dear.
Lefe. leaf. leves. leaves.
Leive. s. leave.
Leman, leaman, leiman. lo-
ver, mistress. A. S. leif-
naughty, froward.
Liver. deliver.
Liverance. p. 237. deliverance
(money, or a pledge for de-
livering you up.)
Loke. p. 259. lock of wooll.
Longes, belongs.
Loofet, lofed. loofed.
Lope. leaped.
Loveth. love. plur. number.
Lough. p. 134. laugh.
Louked. looked.
Loun. s. p. 272. lown. p. 158.
loon, rafcal. from the Irish
liun. Slothful, fluggish.
Louted. p. 43. bowed, did
obeyfance.
Lowe. p. 74. a little bill.
Lurden. p. 129. Sluggard,
drone.
Lynde.
Lynde. p. 134. lyne. p. 72.
See Linde.
Lyth. p. 257. lithfome, pliant,
flexible, eafy, gentle.
Lythe. idem. (p. 67. See
Lith.)
Mahound, Mahowne. Ma-
bomet.
Maiefte, maift, mayefte. ma-
y'ft.
Mair. s. mare. more.
Makys, maks. mates.
Male. p. 1o. coat of mail.
Mane. p. 7. man. Item. moan.
perti. 14. march-
March
parts.
Marche-man. a fcowrer of the
marches.
March-pine. p. 257. march-
pane. a kind of biscuit.
Mafterye. p. 71. maystry. p.
143. a trial of Skill, high pro-
of of Skill.
Mauger. p. 5. Spite of.
Maun. s. mun. must.
May'. maid. rhythmi gratia.
Mayd, mayde. made.
Mayne. p. 45. force, strength.
P. 77. horse's mane.
Meany. p. 5. retinue, train,
company.
Meed. meede. reward.
Men of armes. p. 26. gens d'
Meniveere. p. 259. white fur.
Merches. marches.
Met. p. 6. meit. s. mete. meet,
fit, proper.
Meyně. p. 134. See Meany.
Minged. p. 37. mentioned.
Mifdoubt. p. 251. Suspect,
doubt.
Mifken. mistake.
O gin. s. O if! a phrafe.
On. one, on man. p. 8, one man.
One. p. 24. 071.
Or, ere. p. 19. 23. before,
Or eir. s. before ever.
Orifons. prayers.
Oft, ofte. host.
Out owre. s. quite over: over.
Outrake. p. 240, an out - ride;
or expedition, to raik. s. is
to gofast. (Or perhaps, Ou-
treik, a fitting out. Mr. Da-
vidson.)
Oware of none. bour of noon.
Owre, owr. s. o'er.
Pa. s. the river Po.
Pall. p. 42. a robe of state.
Purple and pall. i. e. a
purple robe, or cloak. a
phrafe.
Pite, pitte, pyte, pity.`
Pompal. p. 193. pompous.
Portres. p. 78. portereß.
Popingay. P. 259. a parrot.
Pow, pou: pow'd s. pull:
pulled.
Prece, prefe. preß.
Preced, prefed, pressed.
Preft. p. 164. ready.
Preftly. p. 137. preftlye. P
42. quickly.
Prickes, P. 71. the marks to
Shoot at.
Prtcke wand. p. 72. a wand
Set up for a mark.
Pricked. p. 24. Spurred on,
bafted.
Prowes. p. 98. prowess.
Prycke. p. 142. the mark:
commonly a hazel - wand.
Pryme. p. 121. day break,
Paramour. P. 260. lover. Pulde. p. 10. pulled.
Item, a mistreß.
Paregall. p. 99, equal.
Parti, party. p. 8. a part.
Paves- p. 79. a large kind of
Shield. (Gloß, G. Doug.)
Pavilliane. pavillion, tent.
Pay. p. 139. liking, Satisfa-
ction.
Peakish. p. 247. Small, mean,
petty.
Peere, pere, peer, equal.
Penon, a banner, or streamer
borne on the top of a launce.
Perelous, parlous. perilous,
dangerous.
Ferfight. perfect.
Perlefe. p. 101. peerles,
Pertyd. p. 9. parted.
Play-feres. play-fellows.
Playning, complaining.
Pleafance, pleasure.
Pight. p. 23. pitched.
Pil'd. p. 244. peeled, bald.
Pine. p. 157. famish, Starve.
Quail. p. 44, 267. Shrink.
Quadrant. p. 77. four-Square.
Quarry. p. 215. Slaughtered
game, deer, &c. See. p. 6.
Quere, quire, choir.
Queft. p. 130. inquest.*
Quha, s.who.
Quhan. s. when...
Quhar. s. where.
Quhat. s. what.
Quhatten. s. what.
Quhen, s. when.
Quhy. s. why.
Quyrry. p. 6. See quarry
above.
Quyte. p. 15.requited.
Say us no harme. p. 58. Say no
ill of us.
Sayne. Jay. plur. num.
Scathe, burt, injury.
Reade. p. 22. rede, advise. p. Schip. s. Ship.
Reek.s. Smoak.
Reid. s. rede, reed. red.
Reid- roan, s. red - roan.
Rekeles, reckleffe. regardless,
void of care, rash.
Renifh. p. 53. renifht. p.
57.
Renifht. p. 53, 57.
Renne. run.
Renyed, refused.
Rewth, ruth, rewe. pity..
Riall. p. 78. royai.
Richt. s. right.
Ride. p. 236. make an inroad.
Roche. rock.
Ronne. ran, Roone. p. 24. run.
Roode. croß, crucifix.
Roufe. roof.
Row, rowd. s.roll, rolled.
Rues. p. 160, ruethe. p. 22.
pitietb.
Ryde. p. 229. i.e. make an in-
road. Ryde in p. 56. (v.
135.) Should be rife. Coun-
fel must arise from me.
Rydere. p. 145. ranger.
Ryfe. p. 120. raife.
Schrill. s. Sbrill.
Se. s. fee.fea. p. 6. See.
Seik. s. feke.Ĵeek.
Sene. p. 9. Seen.
Sertayne, fertenlye. certain,
certainly.
Setywall. See cetiwall.
Shales. p. 68. upon re-inspe-
Eting the MS. appears to be
shaws. little woods.
Shear. p. 6. clear off.
Sheele. She'll, She will.
Sheene. Thene. Shining.
Sheits. s. fhetes. Sheets.
Shent. difgraced.
Shimmering. Shining by glan
Shoke. p. 99. Shookest.
Shold, fholde. Should.
Shoen. s. fhoone. p. 204.
Shoes.
Shote. p. 9. Shot.
Shraddes, p. 68.
Shrift. confeffion.
Shroggs. p. 71. Shrubs, thorns,
briars. G. Doug. fcroggis,
Shulde. Should.
Shyars. Shires
Sic, fich, fick. p. 66. s. fuch.
Sik. p. 89. fike. Such.
Sied. s. fam.
Siker. p. 274. Surely, certain-
ly.
Sigh-clout. p. 157. (fythe-
clout) a clout to train
milk through: a straining
clout.
Sith. p. 7. fince.
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