Footnote 335:
Ed. 1577, or.
Footnote 336:
See note.
Footnote 337:
The sense is apparently: soil ... your wristband.
Footnote 338:
Drink. Later editions have drunkenness.
Footnote 339:
Four pints of ale.
Footnote 340:
Ed. 1577.
Footnote 341:
Void = cast-off; avoid = empty; voider = receptacle to take cast-off morsels.
Footnote 342:
Annul, i.e., object to it.
Footnote 343:
Unpleasant.
Footnote 344:
Scratch.
Footnote 345:
Gnaw.
Footnote 346:
See note.
Footnote 347:
Your square of trencher-bread, together with the scraps upon it.
Footnote 348:
Outrageous.
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