97. #wel ilome#: see 32/47.

98. #þeoudome#, bondage: comp. ‘ic em in þine loue bende,’ OEH ii.

256/35.

101. #sume siðe#, at one time, in former days: comp. ‘giet sume siþe,’

Christ 318, yet one day.

102. #fif wunden#: comp. ‘Þat we moten to him cume · for his wundes

fyue,’ OEM 57/696; ‘He make vs clene and bryhte | for his wundes fyue,’

id. 87/23; Minot i. 91.

103. #þet# is explained by the noun-clause, l. 104. #wel ȝeorne# and

‘ful ȝeorne,’ l. 145, appear to mean, very accurately, very well.

Mätzner quotes in support, ‘Me awaiteð ou, þet wute ȝe ful ȝeorne,

wiðuten,’ AR 174/15, which might be punctuated otherwise.

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