270. 'This fair is done.' A proverb, meaning that the things of the fair
are sold, and there is no more business to be done.
271. 'As I hope to do well, I have not yet sold up the half of my ware';
i. e. I have more to offer. The wrestler, in spite of his pain, utters the
grim joke that Gamelyn sells his ware too dearly.
272. _halvendel_ is for A.S. _healfne d[=æ]l_ or _þone healfan d[=æ]l_, the
accusative case. The word _of_ is to be understood after it. See Zupitza's
Notes to Guy of Warwick, l. 5916.