Page 381. v. 477.
“Thus passid we forth walkynge vnto the pretory”—
insert a comma after “forth” and at the end of the line.
Page 384. v. 581.
“And _seryously_ she shewyd me ther denominacyons.”
_seryously_, i. e. seriatim. So in a letter from Tuke to Wolsey; “Thus
preceding to the letters, to shewe Your Grace summarily, for rehersing
every thing _seriously_ I shal over long moleste Your Grace,” &c. _State
Papers_ (1830), i. 299.
Page 393. v. 790.
“To weue in the stoule sume were full preste,
With slaiis, with tauellis, with hedellis well drest;
The frame was browght forth with his weuyng pin,” &c.
Perhaps the right punctuation may be,
“To weue in the stoule sume were full preste;
With slaiis, with tauellis, with hedellis well drest,
The frame was browght forth with his weuyng pin,” &c.
Page 417. v. 1418.
“With, Wofully arayd, and shamefully betrayd;
Of his makyng deuoute medytacyons.”
Two pieces seem to be mentioned here; and therefore the passage ought to
stand,
“With, Wofully arayd, and Shamefully betrayd,
Of his makyng deuoute medytacyons.”
The sacred poem _Wofully arayd_ occurs in vol. i. 141.