312. #Her non#, none of them: so #ur non#, l. 316.

316. #wiste . . . gilt#, was conscious of wrong-doing: ‘non est in

nostra conscientia quis posuerit eam in marsupiis nostris,’ Gen. xliii.

22.

318. #min forward# is explained in Specimens of the condition that

Benjamin should be brought, as in 205/290; but that stipulation was

Joseph’s, not the steward’s. It looks like a vague rendering of C., ‘Pax

vobis . . . pecuniam quam dedistis mihi probatam (i.e. checked, found

correct) ego habeo.’ The French version has, ‘Vostre aveir seit tout

vostre, | car nous avons le nostre’; and the English text may mean, for

the price which I was ordered to charge for the corn is actually in my

possession.

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