724. _Ther_, where; observe the use. In l. 727, we have _wher_.

726. _hose_, an old hose, instead of a hood. A pair of hose meant what we

should now call a pair of tight-fitting drawers, which also covered the

feet.

730. 'And, in return for all my labour, I am cajoled.' To '_blere_ one's

eye' is to cajole, to deceive, to hoodwink. See Piers the Plowman, B. prol.

74, and the note.

731. _which_, what sort of a; Lat. _qualis_. On _multiplye_, see note to l.

669.

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