612. hadeste, had.
614. wearte for, were for.
622. will nowe.
631.b.Fitzwaters.c.Feighwateraltered toFitzwater.
633, 711.c.vpforap.
634. And all they spake.
641. standen.
643. Butwanting.
651, 733, 743, 823.b.Iames.
651.c.send.
654. Amydeste.
661.c.soewanting.
663.b.makes.
674. non.
681.c.Feighwater.b.he followed.
691.b.hiedforhoved.
693.b.Osboldstone.
694.b.come.
703.b.wighty.
712. came forthe even with.
713.c.bend.
714. gallowes.
721. When as.b.the king.
723.b.minge.
724.PrefixSaid: vnto.
731.PrefixBut.
732.c.our ownealtered toyondere.
742.c.waste.
744. lyke, like,forplease.
754. vpbrayded that IforI vpbrayded.
771. tooke me.
772.b.kepte.
783. of vewe.
794.b.did flee.c.bealtered toflie.
801,2.b.Then I layd the bowe one his face, and bade him gather vpe the bowe,etc.c.geder.
804. forwanting.
821. had lyuer, leaver.
832.c.whiles,b.Frenche.
833. ye.
834.b.word.
843. Our prince: a cry.
852.b.settethe one and.
853. Yf that.
855. rebuketh.b.andforor.
861. stylle at rest.
862.b.aswanting.
871.b.prince for king.
872.b.kneene,rhyming with862,4.
873. princeforking.
874. This owere (cour) noble kynge this (cthy) speede may be.
875. greetes (cgretteth) yow well your lyffe and spouse (cliking).
876. Your honorable: fair ladye.
881. for to.
882.b.in-lawwanting.
892. And sayd.
893. vppon, vpon, theforof the.
894. And who weare, were,bis.
911.b.on highe,originally;altered in the same hand towith ane highe word.
914. Ye, yea,prefixed: shalt thou.
922. AsforAnd.
923.b.thesforthe.c.tythands.b.addsrighteat the end.
931. Brotherafterhart.
932.c.tythandes.
933.b.this (written uponthy) men cowards were they.c.cowardes calledforcalled cowerds.
934. theywanting.
941.b.himforthe erle.
942.addstrulyeat the end.b.and lede himforthus they ledden.
945. haue from the taken.
946. agayne to thee.
951.b.marshallynge.c.manratten.b.menforboth.
952. for to.bomitseuer.
953. these.b.be.
954.b.be.
961.b.the earle saide.
964. for to.
971.b.our kinge sayd.
974. AndforIf.
981.b.the earle nowe.
983.b.That I my selfe his iudgmente maye pronounce,c.But that I gyve iudgment my selfe.
992.b.will I.c.that I shall.
993. shalt geue (gyue) the iudgment.
1001.b.Then sayd the earle, saved is his lyfe.
1003. Ifwanting.
1011.b.our kyng sware.
1012. remayneth: I thinkewanting.
1014.c.thewanting.
1021.b.they ganged.
1023.baddsbatledat the end.
1024.b.toweres.c.townes.b,c. within.
1035.b.weres.
1036.b.And shewe thie mersye one the Earle of Derby.
104–121wanting.