V. There saw I dress1 him, new out of haunt, In myddis where eftsoon1 I have espied Fortune, the goddess, houfing on the ground; And right before her feet, of compass round, IX. The hare also, that oft goeth to the And ane surcoat she wearit long that tyde, That seemed to me of divers hewis, Whilom thus, when she would turn aside, Stood this goddess of fortune 8,4 A chaplet with many fresh anewis 5 She had upon her head; and with this hung A mantle on her shoulders large and long, 12 Hold, stop. 4 Askewis. 13 Sagacious. 14 Ravenous. 6 Spotted with the same. 7 Countenance. 8 A little. 9 As if. 10 I knew not what to do. II Slippery. |