276. Read _melt'th_. _for pure wood_, as if entirely mad. The simple phrase
_for wood_, as if mad, occurs in Ho. Fame, 1747; Leg. of Good Women, 2420
(unless _For-wood_ is there a compound adjective).
292. _baggingly_, askant, sideways; cf. _baggeth_, looks askant, Book Duch.
623.
311. _fade_, withered. 'Thi faire hewe is al _fade_'; Will. of Palerne,
891. Compare the description of Sorrow in Sackville's 'Induction'; see my
Specimens of Eng. Literature, iii. 286.