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Some interpret it to meau the fish otter, others the "Waldschrat", a kind of faun. "Balmung", see Adventure III, note 7. "Spessart wood" lies forty to fifty miles east of Worms and is therefore too distant for a day's hunt, but such trifles did not disturb the poet. "Mulled wine", see Adventure VIII, note 5. "Feet". This was probably done as a handicap.
She had set her affections upon one Brihtric Meau, called Snow, from his fair complexion, a young English lord who had visited her father's court on a mission from Edward the Confessor, but who does not appear to have equally admired the lady.
"And then one evening they brought some furniture here in a covered cart." "I give it up! as sung the swan of Cambrai." "It is perhaps remorse for having imprisoned Germain which torments him." "Remorse he? It is too hard, and too tough, as the eagle of Meau said." "Fie, Chalamel!" "Speaking of Germain, he is going to have famous recruits in his prison, poor fellow." "How is that?"
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