2. That her misdoth or saith: that does or says any thing to
offend her.
3. Cope: An ecclesiastcal vestment covering all the body like a
cloak.
4. Though he were shorn full high upon his pan: though he were
tonsured, as the clergy are.
5. Imps: shoots, branches; from Anglo-Saxon, “impian,”
German, “impfen,” to implant, ingraft. The word is now used in
a very restricted sense, to signify the progeny, children, of the
devil.
6. Lusheburghes: base or counterfeit coins; so called because
struck at Luxemburg. A great importation of them took place
during the reigns of the earlier Edwards, and they caused much
annoyance and complaint, till in 1351 it was declared treason to
bring them into the country.