. The poems of William Dunbar : now first collected . 328, note on line 32, dring and draw.] Bring, 460 ADDITIONAL NOTES AND CORRECTIONS. in one of the copies, reads drup, but probably shouldbe drug, to pull or drag. Thus, in Gawin Douglas, Richt ernistlie they wirk, And for to drug and draw will neuer irk. In the Complaynt of Scotland, it is said that Busiphal, bed a brothir, who was grit, fayr, and gud lyik, hotnochtheles the maist perfyit industreus horse dantarsof Macedon culd nocht gar him be veil bridilit normanerit in na comodius sort conuenient to serue aneprince, quhar for he vas noch
. The poems of William Dunbar : now first collected . 328, note on line 32, dring and draw.] Bring, 460 ADDITIONAL NOTES AND CORRECTIONS. in one of the copies, reads drup, but probably shouldbe drug, to pull or drag. Thus, in Gawin Douglas, Richt ernistlie they wirk, And for to drug and draw will neuer irk. In the Complaynt of Scotland, it is said that Busiphal, bed a brothir, who was grit, fayr, and gud lyik, hotnochtheles the maist perfyit industreus horse dantarsof Macedon culd nocht gar him be veil bridilit normanerit in na comodius sort conuenient to serue aneprince, quhar for he vas nocht treittit, bot rather de-jekkit and chassit to the vyild barran feildis to seykhis meyt, ande ofte tymes he vas put in ane cart to drugand draw, quhar he vas euyl dung and broddit.—P. 236. Page 335, note on line 26. Nocht neidfull is mensowldbe dutn.] Thus, Lyndsay, speaking from expe-rience, says,— Bot, now I may weill understandAne dum man yit wan never land,And, in the Court men gettis na thing,Withoutin opportune asking.—(Vol. i. p. 255.). GLOSSARY TO DUNBARS POEMS. THE GLOSSARY. N. refers to the Notes, and the pages to Volume I., unleswhen otherwise specified. A, , all. Abaisit, abashed, , , , habit, , able. Abone, abufe, , helper, , help, intercession. Adred, in , same as Effeir. Afferit, afraid, terrified. Afferitlye, affrightedly. AfFy, to consider with regard,to esteem. Aforrow, before. Aganis, against. Agast, frightened. Ago, gone. Ainon, anone. Air, an heir. Air, the, itinerant court of jus-tice. See N. 293. Aith, aithis, oath, oaths. Aitis, oats. Alkin, allkin, all kind, every , only, , alleged, , praised, , entirely, , , a , almouss, , almous, , a disposer of , also, as, , , , , o
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