St. 84
p. 34, l. 963 f. Cf. Beves of Hamtoun, l. 187 f.:
‘Madame, a seide, for loue myn,
Whar mai ich finde þat wilde swin?’
St. 87
p. 36, l. 1000. Instead of spere perhaps we ought to read sworde.
St. 89
p. 37, l. 1030 f. If we compare the rests of these lines in F. VI., this reading or a similar one is to be expected. The reading of l. 1029 ff. in the fragments may be completed so: [Thourgh the he]lpe of god of heuen Thorough ye and] herin euen God send the spere the right way.
p. 36, l. 1033 f. Cf. ll. 1166, 2468 f., and Kölbing’s note to Sir Tristrem, l. 69 f.