360. #ofte# &c.: see 32/47.

361. #þe islep#: ꝥ iþe slep of ȝemles T. For #ȝemeles# comp. 54/10, 17.

#hire#: his T. ‘Sic debet quisque torporem suum excutere,’ V 209 _d_.

362. #efter þeos#: aft{er} þe tidings of þe T. #biseon to#, gaze up to:

comp. 124/249: with _on_, 120/122. Here V ends.

364. T reads his hinen. #efter#, in accordance with that which: after

þat his wil T.

365. #ꝥ is#: þe wise T. #tuhten ⁊ teachen#: comp. 47/272: in Specimens

connected with ‘wule,’ ‘as Wit . . . will discipline and instruct’; by

Morris made to depend on ‘husebonde,’ both wrongly. They depend on #ah#,

l. 360, which governs the whole series of infinitives ‘te þenchen,’

‘awecchen,’ ‘biseon,’ ‘To habben,’ ‘leaden,’ ‘tuhten ⁊ teachen,’

‘witen,’ l. 368: one ought to train and teach (himself and his servants,

l. 363) that Wit should always go before.

366. #teache#: T has the correct reading, drahe. #dihteð ⁊ demeð#,

arranges and decrees to be done. The combination is uncommon, but comp.

‘al ich wule dihten | þe domen of mi kinedom,’ SK 1460 (MS. Titus); ‘he

dihte feole domes,’ L 7221.

367. #þer fore#: not in T; it is a blundering anticipation of the two

words following.

370. #te fleon#: see 126/325. #ontent#, inflames: comp. 70/168; ‘þe hali

gast | þe, in furene tungen, | ontende þe apostles,’ SK 1402; ‘Ontend me

wiþ þe blase of þi leitinde loue,’ OEH i. 185/6. T has ontende{n}.

372. #feder# &c.: fader ⁊ te hali gast an godd i þrehad rixleð ai bute

ende T. #ant e sune# is a strange mistake: comp. 88/190.

374 ff. are not in T. #iohan# is the copyist: comp. 74/237, 75/209; ‘Ant

he ꝥ her least on wrat swa as he cuðe,’ SJ 79/18. He may have been the

author of the doggerel which follows.

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