290. #no#: probably ne should be read.

291. #derke#: so too at 208/399: it seems hardly a mere scribal error

for derðe.

293. Mätzner thinks #he# is a mistake for we, but see the examples of

sudden transition from indirect to direct speech in Kellner, Syntax, 60.

296. Kölbing suggested the addition of non: Schumann would substitute

non for #no#, but the former gives a better verse. Mätzner reads, And ic

ne can, following Morris, who translates, And _I_ know no better plan.

Understand quan after And.

298. That there be wanting to the Egyptians none thereof; comp. ‘ne

nawiht ne wonteð ham | of al ꝥ ha wilneð,’ SK 1670.

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