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 Qwedyr, 122, shiver.

Qweke, quake.

Qwelle, 13, destroy.

Qwelp, 51, whelp.

Qwen, 80, queen.

Qweme, 109, please.

Qwerte, vide Qwarte.

Qwethe, bequeath.

Qwyght, 44, reward, pay off.

Qwyl, while.

Qwypps, 315, whips.

Qwyte, 22, white.

Qwyte, 18, requite.

Race, 136, break.

Raftys, 180, rafts.

Rake, 183, rack (?) This word is here dragged in to preserve the alliteration, a practice very common with the writer of these mysteries.

Rakyl, 24, rash.

Rakynge, 180, violent. "Rasco, rakny," Ortus Vocabulorum.

Rape, 179, 231, haste.

Reast, 124, rest.

Rebate, 76, abate.

Rebawdys, 183, ribalds.

Recke, 182, care. I ne recke, i. e., I don't care.

Reclyne, 141, return.

Recorde, witness.

Recure, 93, recover, obtain.

Rede, counsel.

Redrure, 254.

Regne, 161, kingdom.

Reynenge, reigning.

Reynes, 241, 273.

Releves, 89, remnants.

Rem, 156, realm.

Rennyn, 16, ran.

Renogat, 384, renegade.

Repreff, reproof.

Resche, 170, rush.

Restyth, remaineth.

Reve, 175, bereave.

Revyfe, revive.

Rewe, 11, row.

Rewly, 8, rueful.

Rewlyd, ruled.

Ryal, 161, royal.

Ryalté, 161, royalty.

Ryff, 4, 6, 7, 13, speedily. Vide Ihre, and Sir F. Madden's gloss. to William and the Werwolf, in voc.

Rynggyng, 308, noisy.

Rys, 22, twig, bough. See Lydgate's Minor Poems, pp. 105, 269.

Ryte, right.

Ryth, right.

Rythful, 13, righteous.

Roberych, 277, rubric. This of course refers to the directions given immediately previously.

Rochand, 308, ruler.

Rosche, 32, rush.

Rote, root.

Rought, 183, rout.

Rowel, 179, point of a spur. "Rowel of a spere, stimulus," Prompt. Parv.

Rowncys, 180, steeds.

Rowte, 40, assembly.

Rowth, 177, suffer.

Ruly, 14, 67, vide Rewly.

Rustynes, 47, long continuance.

Sadelys, 353, saddles.

Sadly, 145, gravely.

Saff, save.

Say, 356, saw.

Saylle, 45, assail.

Same, 22, together.

Savyn, save.

Sawe, 301, 352, speech, discourse. It is employed by more recent writers in the sense of a proverb.

Sawys, 88, sights.

Sawtere, Psalter.

Schadu, shadow.

Schafftys, 180, shafts.

Schape, 141, escape.

Schapman, 268, merchant.

Scharlys, 181, vide Cherlys.

Scharpe, sharp.

Schelchowthys, 180, wonders.

Schep, 148.

Schep, sheep.

Schet, shut.

Schon, 59, shoes.

Schonde, 342, destruction, ruin.

Schryve, 86, confess.

Schrowde, 28, shroud.

Sclawndryd, slandered.

Scle, 52, slay.

Sclepyr, 100, slippery.

Scleppe, sleep.

Sclow, slew.

Scowte, 136, 217, 218, 219, scout. A term of reproach and contempt.

Se, 20, throne.

Se, 3, 57, sea.