6 The Table. 



104. H Affrayd. fo. eod 70 



105. IT Nauylgall. fo. eod 70 



106. IT A spauen. fol. eod 70 



107. IT A curbe. fol. eod 71 



108. IT The strynge-halte. fol. eod 71 



109. If Enterfyre. fo. eod 71 



110. f Myllettes. fol. eod 71 



111. IT The paynes. fol. eod 7 1 



112. H Cratches. fol. eod 72 



113. IT Attaynt. fol. xlix 72 



114. IT Grauelynge. fol. eod 72 



115. H Acloyd. fol. eod 72 



116. H The scabbe. fol. eod. . 72 



117. H Lovvsy. fol. eod 72 



118. f Wartes. fol. eod 73 



119. If The sayenge of the frenche man. fo. eod 73 



120. If The dyuersitie bytwene a horse mayster, a corser, and a horse 



leche. fol. 1 74 



121. If Of swyne, fo. eod 74 



122. If Of bees. fol. li 75 



123. If How to kepe beastes & other catel. fol. lii 76 



124. If To get settes and set them. fol. liii 78 



125. If To make a dyche. fol. liiii 79 



126. If To make a hedge, fol. eod 79 



127. If To plasshe and pleche a hedge, fol. eod 80 



128. If To mende a hye waye. fo.lv 81 



129. If To remoue and sette trees, fo. Ivi 82 



130. IT Trees to be sette without rootes and growe. fol. Ivii. . . 83 



131. If To fell woode for houssholde or to sell. fol. eodem. . . 83 



132. To shrede, lop, or crop trees, fol. Iviii 84 



133. Howe a man shoulde shrede loppe or croppe trees, fol. eod. 85 



134. To sell woode or tymbre. fol. lix, 85 



135. To kepe sprynge woode, fo. Ix, 86 



136. Necessary thynges belongjoige to graffynge. fol. eod. . . 87 



137. What fruyte shulde be first graffed. fol. Ixi 88 



138. Howe to graffe. fol. eod 88 



139. To graffe bytwene the barke and the tree. fol. Ixii. . . 89 



140. To nourysshe all maner of stone fruyte and nuttes. fol. Ixiii. 90 



141. A shorte information for a yonge gentyllman that entendeth 



to thryue. fol. eod 90 



