241-42 Omitted in Rawl. MS.
243 For, by saint Runnion, he’le, And when I will he doth.
244 make, makes; bellie, belly.
245 whose triumph now, thy kingdome needes; falle, fall.
246 Except, eccept; walle, wall.
247 usurps, vsurpes; boure, bower.
248 undermines, vndermines; euerie howre, euery hower.
249 sly he, slyly; betwixt, betwene.
250 sucks, suckes; whilst, while; detaineth, deteyneth.
251 page, lake; stound, sound. “Stound,” a moment.
252 “tent,” to search out.
253 Courtlie Nimphs, courtly nimphs; be so, are full.
254 blynd-alluring, blind-alluring.
255-6 Omitted in Rawl. MS.
257 fortifies disdaine, fortifyes disdayne; forraine, foraigne.
258 And wanton-chaste deludes, while wantons chast delude.
259 anie, any; Mistris serue’s, Mistres serve.
260 Or, and; (unhappie) pines and staru’s, full deeply pyne and sterue.
261-64 Omitted in Rawl. MS.
265 womans secretarie, woemans secretary.
266 Lett, let.
267 handfulls highe, handfulles high.
268 plumb, plump; yett hauing, and having.
269 rhewme so feruentlie doeth raigne, rheume soe fervently doth raine.
270 That, the; gulph maie, gulfe can; containe, conteyne. Here follow, in the Rawl. MS., lines 290-93 of the Petyt; lines 292-3 being also reversed in the Rawl. text.
271 Attired, attird; veluet, velvet.
272 nourisht, norisht; hott, warme; milk, milke. “Whott,” hot.
273 Arm’d otherwhile, Running sometymes.
274 more glib, more like; to hell be lowe, downe into hell.
275 charriot, chariot; rydes, rides.
276 The which an arme strong driuer stedfast, An arme strong guider steadfastly him.
278 who, whoe; pathes unknowne, places vnknowne; gate, pace.
279 Sometimes, sometymes; smoothlie slideth doune a, smoothly slippeth downe a.
280 Another while, some other tymes.
281 clammie waies, clayey wayes; treaddeth, treadeth.
282 plasheth and sprayeth, placeth himself &; be him nye, standeth by.
283 So, soe; iollie rider, royall rider.
284 Plunging and sousing, Plungeing & sowsing; lyke, like.
285 He dasht, and spurted, and he plodded, Bedasht, bespotted, and beplotted.
286 blinde, foule.
287 Fy-fy, for grief, But free from greife; ladies chamberlaine, ladyes chamberlayne.