38. The fieldfare visits this country only in hard wintry weather.

39. “Formel,” strictly or originally applied to the female of the

eagle and hawk, is here used generally of the female of all birds;

“tercel” is the corresponding word applied to the male.

40. Entriketh: entangles, ensnares; french, “intriguer,” to

perplex; hence “intricate.”

41. Entremette him of: meddle with; French, “entremettre,” to

interfere.

42. The duck exhorts the contending lovers to be of light heart

and sing, for abundance of other ladies were at their command.

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