285. A common formula; comp. 119/85, 133/48; OEM 173/57-60; AR 144/21.

287. #Wið#, as regards: it has apparently the same meaning in ‘god heom

aredde wið heore ifan,’ OEH i. 87/18, for aredden usually takes of or ut

of. E T have of, about: comp. 187/350; J For al.

288. #gamen ⁊ gleo#, a favourite combination: comp. ‘Iluued ich habbe

gomen and gleo,’ OEM 160/33; Minot iv. 57 note.

292 T. #of þat#, as concerns what; so far as what one may suffer here is

concerned.

289, 90. ‘Tut est desespere iceo les par confund | Ke il seuent tres

bien ia merci nen aurunt,’ Guischart, 125, 6; CM 23261-4. #deð--wa#,

affects them so wofully, causes them such sorrow: see 40/181: such uses

of don are very extensive in ME.; comp. 34/69; ‘don us mare wa on,’ SJ

43/8. #naht#: noþing J.

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