Page 426. v. 5. _kepe_] i. e. heed, regard, care.
v. 7. _Gone to seke hallows_]—_hallows_, i. e. saints.
“On pilgremage then must they go,
To Wilsdon, Barking, or to some _hallowes_.”
_The Schole House of Women_, 1572,—Utterson’s _Early Pop. Poetry_,
ii. 66.
But “to seek hallows” seems to have been a proverbial expression;
“O many woman hath caught be in a trayne,
By goyng out such _halowes for to seke_.”
Lydgate’s _Warres of Troy_, B. ii. sig. I ii. ed. 1555.
Page 427. v. 13. _withholde_] i. e. withheld.
v. 14. _sayne_] i. e. say.