The hooke of Hunting i_fp 



their horfes, if they ftroke towardes them. And if they be in the 

 playne, then Jet caft a cloake about their horfes, and they maye 

 the better ryde about the Bore, and ftryke at hym as they paile : 

 but ftaye not long in a place. It is a certayne thing experi- 

 mented and founde true, that if you hang belles vpon coUers 

 about your houndes neckes, a Bore will not fo foone ftryke at 

 them, but flee endwayes before them, and fildome fland at BayrJ 



An end of the Hunting of the Bore, 



Of the hunting of an Hare 



I am an Hare, a beaft of little ftrength. 

 Yet making fport, of loue and gentle geftes, 



For 



