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The Middle English Poem, Erthe Upon Erthe

Note 1 — INTRODUCTION (continued 2)

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Cf. Halliwell, Early Eng. Misc. in Prose and Verse, printed for the Warton Club, 1855, p. 39, Fiedler, Mod. Lang. Review, III. iii. 225.

2, 4. MS. þoũȝte.

3. MS. bo.

5. MS. oñ, on~, throughout.

6. MS. in ĩ golde.

7. These two lines are transposed in the MS.

8. MS. soe, Halliwell soe, Fiedler goe.

9. MS. señ.

10. H. setal.

11. H. F. schedhis.

12. MS. mõu.

13. MS. þrfor, H. F. therefor.

14. MS. only nov now legible.

15. MS. bovȝte, Halliwell bouȝt, Fiedler brouȝt.

16. MS. Halliwell myȝthe, probably erroneous for myrthe.

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