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English Satires

Note 23 — WILLIAM LANGLAND.

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questioned. [24] could tell me. [25] Where this man dwelt. [26] mean or gentle. [27] of the Minorite order. [28] I saluted them courteously. [29] and poor men's cots. [30] times. [31] example. [32] through his own negligence. [33] weak, unstable. [34] But. [35] sloth. [36] a year's-gift. [37] to rule, guide, govern. [38] mother-wit. [39] I commit thee to Christ. [40] to become. [41] by myself. [42] The charm of the birds. [43] under a linden-tree on a plain. [44] a short time. [45] a most wonderful dream. [46] I dreamed. [47] followed. [48] sawest. [49] sooner. [50] gains his livelihood. [51] drunken. [52] disdainful. [53] club staff. [54] to injure. [55] pray. [56] journeyed. [57] we met Wit. [58] work.

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