334. _by the morwe_, in the morning.

_a sop in wyn_, wine with pieces of cake or bread in it; see E. 1843. See

Brand, Antiq. (ed. Ellis), ii. 137. Later, _sop-in-wine_ was a jocose name

for a kind of pink or carnation; id. ii. 91.

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