...holdun in prise ; ^gft^r^ Cheuetan of chiualry, Kyndenesse of curtesy, Hunting fulle warly, As'wjiyt men and wise,!/ To the forest tha fare, To hunte atte...hurte of my howundes•; Slayn hom downe slely, With f 63 ting fulle furcely, Wasse ther none so hardi, Durste bide in his bandus. On him spild I my spere,...

...This is no fantum, ne no fabulle, 3e wote wele of the Rowuntabulle, Of prest men, and priueabulle, Cheuetan of chiualry, Kyndenesse of curtesy, Hunting...A welle grim gryse ! III. He is a balefulle bare, ^ w Secheon seghe I neuyr are! He hase wro3te me myculle care, And hurte of my howundes; Slayn hom...

...Ris, I (1) l. (A.-S.} A branch ; BISE, / branches ; bushes. To the forest tha fare, To limite alte buk, and atte bare, To the herte, and to the hare, That bredus in the rise. Jtûbson's Romances, p. 58. Set lime-twigs and rises, the fowles to Take hundreds of Crowes in a net...

...Uis, I (1) ». (A.-S.) A branch ; RISE, J branches ; bushes. To the forest ttia fare. Tu limite arte buk, and atte bare, To the herte, and to the hare, That bredus in the riie. ВоЬзон'з Romances, p. Б8. Set lime-twigs aud rises, the fowles to Tiike hundreds of Crowes...

...übergehen : He toke myself to hys maryage, Corounde me quene in blysse to brede. ALL. P. l, 414. — To the herte, and to the hare. That bredus in the rise. AVOW. OF K. ARTU. st. 2. — To me tended |)ei noujt [si;, be tvo white Ьеген], but tok for|3...