524, 525. ‘Ille velud quondam securus ad arboris umbram, | Cum venit,
incumbit, cumque ruente ruit,’ T. #boden#, for boðen.
530. #ðer#, to that place. #gangande#: the author wrote gangen, and at
l. 536 seken or more probably saken: comp. 108/232; ‘þer com o
schelchene gon,’ OEM 45/279, 285; ‘Þer com go a wel fair mon,’ South
English Legendary, 223/139, 226/265, 227/272; ‘þat him com biforen
gon[;] a wunder ane fair mon,’ L 32064. The infinitive defines; here it
means, on foot. ‘Tunc unus currit, qui relevare cupit,’ T.