129. _ichil_ = _ich wille_; and so _ichaue_ 209, _icham_ 382, _ichot_ XV
_b_ 23. These forms, reduced to _chill_, _cham_, &c., were still
characteristic of the Southern dialect in Shakespeare's time: cp. _King
Lear_, IV. vi. 239 _Chill not let go, Zir_.
131. _þat nouȝt nis_: 'That cannot be'; cp. l. 457 _þat nouȝt
nere_.
157-8. _palays_: _ways_. The original rime was perhaps _palys_: _wys_
'wise'.