l. 179 _As_, also; _bolnande priyde_, swelling pride.
180
_Þroly in-to þe deueleȝ þrote man þryngeȝ bylyue_,
Roughly into the devil’s throat man is thrust soon.
181 _colwarde_, deceitful, treacherous. I have not been able to meet
with the word _colle_ used as noun or verb in any writer of the
14th or 15th century. _Col_ occurs, however, as a prefix, in
_Col-prophet_ (false prophet), _Col-fox_ (crafty fox), used by
Chaucer; _Col-knyfe_ (treacherous knife), which occurs in the
“Townley Mysteries.”
200 _hatel of his wylle_, anger of his will.