[Footnote 21-1: [From Fenn, ii. 276.]]
[Footnote 21-2: John de la Pole, Duke of Suffolk.--F.]
[Footnote 21-3: Fenn reads ‘ffoodyd ne,’ and in the modern copy
‘fooded not forth,’ of which some fanciful explanations are
suggested in a footnote. The true reading ought certainly to be
‘me’ and not ‘ne,’ the meaning evidently being ‘he has put me off
ever since.’ ‘To fode out with words’ is an expression which, as
Halliwell informs us, occurs in Skelton, Harrington, etc.]
[Footnote 22-1: John Morton, afterwards Archbishop of Canterbury,
and Cardinal.]
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