ADDENDA TO GLOSSARY
Cotton, umple, add: Umple occurs
also in the pseudo-Chancerain Assembly of Ladies (Skeat's Chaucerian
and other Pieces, Glossary, p. 597),
where it is explained as 'fine stuff in
a single fold, fine gauze or lawn.'
A variant MS. reading given by Prof.
Skeat is vmpylle (op. cit. p. 573).
lyne right: add i. 162.
procedure if a culprit refuse to be tried
by an inquest or jury (peine forte et
dure), i. 215; and see (for the case of
a women) Kingsford's Chronicles,
p. 152. The Notes in Nichols's Britton (i. 26 and 102) should also be
consulted, as well as the brief articles
in N.E.D. s.v. peine. The last recorded case was in 1726
woodmen: i. 314, add; Wose, subs.,
OE. Wasa, satyr; cl. wodewose
(Stratmann-Bradley).
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