10
Laughed.
11
See.
12
If.
13
Here the orthography changes.
14
Meant.
15
I think there must be some allusion here, which can only be arrived at by knowing the date of its composition.
16
An elision for creepeth; possibly an intermediate etymological state of creeps.
17
From "to cavil."
18
Dd. 2. 41. fo. 38 b.
19
Fuller, Church History, edit. 1837, i. 228.
20
Danett's Translation. edit. 1614, p. 203.
21
Monstrelet edit. 1845, ii. 471.
22
Ibid. 476.
23
Fuller, Church History, edit. 1837, i. 227.
24
Cavendish, Life of Wolsey, edit. Singer, 1825, vol. i. p. 104.
25
Fuller, Church History, edit. 1837, i. pp. 227, 228.
26
New Monthly Magazine, vol. liii. p. 160.
27
He may have added the Armoric or Breton mor, mar; and the Irish muir, mara.