172.Seenote.
172.Seenote.
173.Altogether.
173.Altogether.
174.Trick or turn. Seenote.
174.Trick or turn. Seenote.
175.Done for.
175.Done for.
176.Turn out?
176.Turn out?
177.Table-cloth.
177.Table-cloth.
178.Polite.
178.Polite.
179.Seenote.
179.Seenote.
180.[First]?
180.[First]?
181.Seenote.
181.Seenote.
182.So in text.
182.So in text.
183.Last of all.
183.Last of all.
184.Share.
184.Share.
185.Flattery.
185.Flattery.
186.On a pilgrimage.
186.On a pilgrimage.
187.Way.
187.Way.
188.Promised.
188.Promised.
189.Enclosed. Seenote.
189.Enclosed. Seenote.
190.Misleading(?) Seenote.
190.Misleading(?) Seenote.
191.Mad.
191.Mad.
192.Seenote.
192.Seenote.
193.Wicked man.
193.Wicked man.
194.Destroy.
194.Destroy.
195.Strife.
195.Strife.
196.In straits.
196.In straits.
197.Seenote.
197.Seenote.
198.Fellow.
198.Fellow.
199.Seenote.
199.Seenote.
200.Text:hethyng, scorn.
200.Text:hethyng, scorn.
201.Stop. Seenote.
201.Stop. Seenote.
202.Glade.
202.Glade.
203.Side by side.
203.Side by side.
204.Seenote.
204.Seenote.
205.Text:menskly,i.e., in its original sense, like a human being.
205.Text:menskly,i.e., in its original sense, like a human being.
206.Seenote.
206.Seenote.
207.Fair words.
207.Fair words.
208.Falsified.
208.Falsified.
209.Seenote.
209.Seenote.
210.Cast about.
210.Cast about.
211.Silly fool.
211.Silly fool.
212.Fight for. Text:with win, which may mean “with pleasure.”
212.Fight for. Text:with win, which may mean “with pleasure.”
213.A section of a poem, commonly of a ballad.
213.A section of a poem, commonly of a ballad.
214.Of the Officers in Lords’ Halls.
214.Of the Officers in Lords’ Halls.
215.Fr.mestiers.
215.Fr.mestiers.
216.Thick.
216.Thick.
217.Of a yard or ell.
217.Of a yard or ell.
218.Of the Porter.
218.Of the Porter.
219.Seenote.
219.Seenote.
220.Seenote.
220.Seenote.
221.Proclamation.
221.Proclamation.
222.Of the Marshal of the Hall.
222.Of the Marshal of the Hall.
223.Burn.
223.Burn.
224.February 2nd.
224.February 2nd.
225.For how long Squires shall have Liveries, and Fire Burn in Hall.
225.For how long Squires shall have Liveries, and Fire Burn in Hall.
226.Seenote.
226.Seenote.
227.Shere-Thursday,i.e., Thursday before Easter.
227.Shere-Thursday,i.e., Thursday before Easter.
228.Of the Butler, Panter and Cooks as Servants to him(the marshal).
228.Of the Butler, Panter and Cooks as Servants to him(the marshal).
229.More.
229.More.
230.Seenote.
230.Seenote.
231.Quickly.
231.Quickly.
232.Of the Butler’s Office.
232.Of the Butler’s Office.
233.Without being compelled.
233.Without being compelled.
234.Text:in fine,i.e., together. Seenote.
234.Text:in fine,i.e., together. Seenote.
235.Text:tent(Scotch).
235.Text:tent(Scotch).
236.Of the Usher and his Servants.
236.Of the Usher and his Servants.
237.Seenote.
237.Seenote.
238.Of the Grooms’ Office.
238.Of the Grooms’ Office.
239.Text:wyn, joy.
239.Text:wyn, joy.
240.Wraps or fastens.
240.Wraps or fastens.
241.Text:knop.
241.Text:knop.
242.Seenote.
242.Seenote.
243.tapets—(1) carpets, (2) hangings.
243.tapets—(1) carpets, (2) hangings.
244.Scandinavian,stor, great.
244.Scandinavian,stor, great.
245.Text:clof, Dr. Furnivall conjectures “cloth.”
245.Text:clof, Dr. Furnivall conjectures “cloth.”
246.Heater.
246.Heater.
247.Big candles, Paris candles.
247.Big candles, Paris candles.
248.The board and trestles. Seenote.
248.The board and trestles. Seenote.
249.Turn back, or fold.
249.Turn back, or fold.
250.Text:tortes,i.e.taper.
250.Text:tortes,i.e.taper.
251.Manchet, white bread.
251.Manchet, white bread.
252.Cheat-bread, of whole meal.
252.Cheat-bread, of whole meal.
253.A cake or lump, perhaps shaped especially to serve as a night-light.
253.A cake or lump, perhaps shaped especially to serve as a night-light.
254.Probably, crust of soot.
254.Probably, crust of soot.
255.Scotch, fastens, secures.
255.Scotch, fastens, secures.
256.A spike on which a candle was thrust instead of being placed in a socket.
256.A spike on which a candle was thrust instead of being placed in a socket.
257.Seenote.
257.Seenote.
258.Of the Steward.
258.Of the Steward.
259.Seenote.
259.Seenote.
260.Of the Controller.
260.Of the Controller.
261.So much received.
261.So much received.
262.So much spent.
262.So much spent.
263.Unaccountable,i.e.not responsible to a higher officer(?)
263.Unaccountable,i.e.not responsible to a higher officer(?)
264.Of the Surveyor.Seenote.
264.Of the Surveyor.Seenote.
265.Of the Clerk of the Kitchen.
265.Of the Clerk of the Kitchen.
266.Book.
266.Book.
267.Of the Chancellor.
267.Of the Chancellor.
268.Of the Treasurer.
268.Of the Treasurer.
269.Fines.
269.Fines.
270.Park-keeper.
270.Park-keeper.
271.Of the Receiver of Rents.
271.Of the Receiver of Rents.
272.Rents.
272.Rents.
273.Receipt.
273.Receipt.
274.Of the Avener.The office is explained.
274.Of the Avener.The office is explained.
275.As much as a pitchfork could cast.
275.As much as a pitchfork could cast.
276.Bar before the hayrack.
276.Bar before the hayrack.
277.Of the Baker.
277.Of the Baker.
278.Bread of finely sifted flour.
278.Bread of finely sifted flour.
279.Wholemeal bread.
279.Wholemeal bread.
280.Of the Huntsman and his Dogs.
280.Of the Huntsman and his Dogs.
281.Handfuls, lit., throws.
281.Handfuls, lit., throws.
282.Keeper of greyhounds.
282.Keeper of greyhounds.
283.Profit in kind.
283.Profit in kind.
284.Of the Ewerer.
284.Of the Ewerer.
285.“Who ought to wash hands, and in whose houses.”
285.“Who ought to wash hands, and in whose houses.”
286.Seenote.
286.Seenote.
287.Scotch, forbroad.
287.Scotch, forbroad.
288.Of the Panter.
288.Of the Panter.
289.In its place.
289.In its place.
290.Concerning the Lord’s Knives.
290.Concerning the Lord’s Knives.
291.Wholemeal loaf.
291.Wholemeal loaf.
292.Covering, towel.
292.Covering, towel.
293.Text:shiver,i.e., sliver.
293.Text:shiver,i.e., sliver.
294.Text:quere.
294.Text:quere.
295.None the less.
295.None the less.
296.Empties.
296.Empties.
297.Of the Almoner.
297.Of the Almoner.
298.Upper part.
298.Upper part.
299.Of the Sewer.Literally, food-bearer.
299.Of the Sewer.Literally, food-bearer.
300.Cut bread.
300.Cut bread.
301.Line unfinished.
301.Line unfinished.
302.Cut.
302.Cut.
303.Cold. Seenote.
303.Cold. Seenote.
304.Less.
304.Less.
305.Simply.
305.Simply.
306.Seenote.
306.Seenote.
307.Great.
307.Great.
308.Of the Chandler.
308.Of the Chandler.
309.Paris,i.e., large candles.
309.Paris,i.e., large candles.
310.Seenote.
310.Seenote.
311.Fence. Seenote.
311.Fence. Seenote.
312.Whiner.
312.Whiner.
313.Tricks.
313.Tricks.
314.Doff.
314.Doff.
315.Ill-bred.
315.Ill-bred.
316.Seenote.
316.Seenote.
317.Metrical quantities. Seenote.
317.Metrical quantities. Seenote.
318.Know.
318.Know.
319.Nature.
319.Nature.
320.Seenote.
320.Seenote.
321.According to thy station.
321.According to thy station.
322.Soberly.
322.Soberly.
323.Praise (1550), prease (1568, 1577).
323.Praise (1550), prease (1568, 1577).
324.Defile.
324.Defile.
325.Soberly.
325.Soberly.
326.Don’t cross thy fellow.
326.Don’t cross thy fellow.
327.Tricks.
327.Tricks.
328.Jest.
328.Jest.
329.The sweat may be due to disease.
329.The sweat may be due to disease.
330.Thou dost sin against moderation.
330.Thou dost sin against moderation.
331.Stolen.
331.Stolen.
332.Smoke; here, breath.
332.Smoke; here, breath.
333.Gas.
333.Gas.
334.Seenote.
334.Seenote.
335.Ed. 1577, or.
335.Ed. 1577, or.
336.Seenote.
336.Seenote.
337.The sense is apparently: soil ... your wristband.
337.The sense is apparently: soil ... your wristband.
338.Drink. Later editions havedrunkenness.
338.Drink. Later editions havedrunkenness.
339.Four pints of ale.
339.Four pints of ale.
340.Ed. 1577.
340.Ed. 1577.
341.Void = cast-off; avoid = empty; voider = receptacle to take cast-off morsels.
341.Void = cast-off; avoid = empty; voider = receptacle to take cast-off morsels.
342.Annul,i.e., object to it.
342.Annul,i.e., object to it.
343.Unpleasant.
343.Unpleasant.
344.Scratch.
344.Scratch.
345.Gnaw.
345.Gnaw.
346.Seenote.
346.Seenote.
347.Your square of trencher-bread, together with the scraps upon it.
347.Your square of trencher-bread, together with the scraps upon it.
348.Outrageous.
348.Outrageous.
349.Use.
349.Use.
350.Smoothly.
350.Smoothly.