CAP: IIII.
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Yet of the same Dragon.
Notes in this chapter
Note 1 · : Kemped or combed.Note 2 · : Thought.Note 3 · : Pynson says "obeyed unto the damsell"—that is, made obeisance, or bowed to her.Note 4 · : Sweetheart.Note 5 · : Since then.Note 6 · : From the Colossus there, a statue of Jupiter 70 cubits high, and which was accounted as one of the wonders of the world.Note 7 · : This is not so. The Epistle to the Colossians was addressed to the inhabitants of Colossæ, a city in Phrygia—which is clearly shown by hisNote 8 · : Pynson and others say 800.Note 9 · ALSO a young man that wist not of the Dragon, went out of a shippe and went through the yle till he came to a Castell, and came into the cav