81. #to#: see 124/249. #milce ⁊ ore#: comp. 135/102; ON 1083, 1404.

82. #agult#, offended; a transitive use; the word is usually followed by

to, wið, toward, of the person; comp. ‘ne ne warien hwon me agulteð to

ou,’ AR 186/2.

84. #ȝif þi wille is#: a common tag: comp. 77/60; ‘ȝef hit were þin

wille,’ L, MS. O 20815; ‘ȝef þi deore wil is,’ SJ 37/9; ‘mi swete

leuedi, her mi bene | ⁊ reu of me, ȝif þi wille is,’ OEH ii. 255/7.

85. #gretunge#: the first of the five joys of the Virgin; see OEM

87/1-8, as l. 87 refers to the greatest of her sorrows: comp. ‘Bidde we

seinte Marie | for hire milde mode. | For þe teres þat heo wep | for

hire sone blode,’ OEM 190/93.

93. #loðe#: comp. 46/283. #kunnes#: see 81/80. #dweoluhðe#: also at

136/148 in a similar context, for delusions, deceptions practised by the

devil: see AR 224/12, and comp. ‘et ideo prae ceteris | volo te precari,

| ne sinas me daemonis | dolo defraudari,’ Mone, Lat. Hymnen ii. 108/85.

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