219. _Whérfor_ seems to be accented on the former syllable. MS. B. inserts
_you_ after _told_; perhaps it is not wanted. If it is, it had better come
before _told_ rather than after it.
222. _I had be_, I should have been. _Deed and dolven_, dead and buried; as
in Cursor Mundi, 5494. Chaucer's _dolven and deed_ is odd.
244. _I ne roghte who_, to be read _In' roght-e who_; i. e. I should not
care who; see note to Compl. to Pite, 105. _Roghte_ is subjunctive.