[0a] See Pitcairn, Case of Alison Pearson, 1586.[0b] Translated in Ballads and Lyrics of Old France.—A. L.[87] “Kinnen,” rabbits.[88a] “Nicher,” neigh.[88b] “Gilt,” gold.[88c] “Dow,” are able to.[88d] “Ganging,” going.[90a] “Targats”, tassels.[90b] “Blink sae brawly,” glance so bravely.[90c] “Fechting,” fighting.[91] “Kirsty,” Christopher.[92] “Hald,” hold.[94] “Reek,” smoke.[95] “Freits,” omens.[96a] “Wighty,” valiant.[96b] “Wroken,” revenged.[97] “Mudie,” bold.