Note E381 — 62.
Reading edition
"To him and to hur," that is, to every one, or to any one. Cf. 94. 3, and
"The white lambe þat hurte was with the spere Flemere of feendes out of hym and here." —Chaucer, Man of Law's Tale, l. 460, Six-Text ed.
Reading edition
"To him and to hur," that is, to every one, or to any one. Cf. 94. 3, and
"The white lambe þat hurte was with the spere Flemere of feendes out of hym and here." —Chaucer, Man of Law's Tale, l. 460, Six-Text ed.