F. B. olde; Th. golde; Cx. P. gold. F. sawgh. 131. Th. This; rest The. 132. F. sawgh. F. B. partee (!). a mede. 134. Th. heed; B. hed; F. Cx. hede. Cx. Th. P. parde; F. broune. 146. F. B. Troy. 139. Cx. P. brown; 141. P. fond; F. Cx. B. fonde; 143. F. B. say; rest synge. 148. Cx. Th. P. Lauyne; F. B. 152. Cx. Th. P. Troye; F. B. Troy; see l. 155. 153. All om. That. F. B. P. fals; Cx. fals vntrewe; Th. false vntrewe. Cx. Th. kyng; F. B. kynge. F. y-slayne; rest slayn. 159. 160. Th. Polytes; F. B. Polite. From this point I make no further note of obvious corrections in spelling. 172. Cx. P. Th. goddes; F. B. goddesse (wrongly). F. B. brende; rest -brenned. 174. Cx. P. this; F. B. his. That dede not I how she was; B. That ded not I how she was; note I how it was; Th. That rede nat I howe that it was. insert but. 173. 184. F. P. Cx. That rede Read deed, and F. grave; B. graue. 196. F. B. Towardes. 199. P. Iubiter; rest Iupiters; read Iupiteres. 204. F. blowe; P. Cx. Th. blowen. rest hert. 210. Th. herte; 220. F. omits from lisse to tempest in next line; the rest are right. 221, 222. F. B. stent, went; Cx. Th. stente, wente. 227. P. Cx. Th. Metten; 235. F. P. comfort; rest comforte. F. B. Mette. 237. P. folk; rest 242. F. tel; B. telle; P. Cx. Th. Made of him, shortly, at oo word, 260 As he hir swoor; and her-by demed That he was good, for he swich semed. 265 Whan hit is fals in existence ! Lo, how a woman doth amis, 270 275 257, 8. All worde, lorde. 260. Th. the; rest omit. rest vnknowen. 290 270. F. vnknowe; 278. Th. Or speche; rest Or (F. Of!) for speche; read For speche. Lines 280-2 3 are in Th. only, which reads some; fayrest; lest; than. 285. Cx. Th. (3rd) or; F. B. P. om. herbe); P. Cx. Th. the herbe. 290. F. B. therbe (= the |