FOOTNOTES:

[45] smock.

[46] _i.e._ who saw her.

[47] An unregistered proverb, perhaps. The meaning is tolerably clear.

See _Tarlton's Newes Out of Purgatarie_ (1590). edit. Halliwell, p. 93.

[48] Whither.

+ _Of the graye frere that answered his penytente._ xxiii.

+ A man there was that cam to confesse hym to a _prest and tolde_ hym,

that he had layne with a yonge gentyll woman. The _prest then_ asked

hym in what place; and he sayde it was in * * * all nyght longe in a

soft warme bed. The frere herynge that * * * thys and sayd: Now, by

swete seynt Francys, then, wast thou very[50] * * *

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