395. _a good felawe_, a merry companion; as in l. 648.

396-8. 'Very many a draught of wine had he drawn (stolen away or carried

off) from Bordeaux, cask and all, while the chapman (merchant or supercargo

to whom the wine belonged) was asleep; for he paid no regard to any

conscientious scruples.'

_took keep_; cf. F. _prendre garde_.

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