Parchemente makers skynners and plowers Barbers boke bynders and lymners Repers faners and horners Pouche makers belowfarmes and cage sellers Lanterners stryngers grynders Arowe heders maltemen and corne mongers B. vi. _b._ Balancers tynne casters and skryueners Stacyoners vestyment swoers and ymagers Sylke women pursers and garnysshers Table makers sylke dyers and shepsters Golde sheres keuerchef launds and rebē makers Tankarde berers bouge men and spere planers Spynsters carders and cappe knytters Sargeauntes katche pollys and somners Carryers carters and horskepers Courte holders bayles and honters Constables hede borowes and katers Butlers sterchers and musterde makers Harde waremen mole sekers and ratte takers Bewardes brycke borners and canel rakers Potters brome sellers pedelers Shepherdes cowe herdes and swyne kepers Broche makers glas blowers cādelstycke casts Hedgers dykers and mowers Gonners maryners and shypmaysters Chymney swepers and costerde mongers Lode men and bere brewers Fysshers of the see and muskel takers Schouyll chepers gardeners and rake fetters Players purse cutters money baterers Gold washers tomblers Iogelers Pardoners kȳges bēche gatherers and lether dyers There were theues hores and baudes wᵗ mortherers Crakers facers and chylderne quellers Spyes lyers and grete sclaunderers Cursers chyders and grete vengeaunce cryers C. i. _a._ Dyssymulynge beggers hede brekers borders Nette makers and harlote takers Swerers and outragyous laughers Surmowsers yll thynkers and make brasers With lollers lordaynes and fagot berers Luskes slouens and kechen knaues Bargemen whery rowers and dysers Tyburne collopes and peny pryckers Bowlers mas shoters and quayters Flaterers and two face berers Sluttes drabbes and counseyll whystelers With smoggy colyers and stȳkȳge gōge fermers Of euery craft some there was Shorte or longe more or lasse All these rehersed here before In Cockes bote eche man had an ore All tho that offyces had Some woūde at yᵉ capstayne as Cocke thē bad Some stode at yᵉ slȳge some dyde trusse and thrȳge Some pulde at the beryll some sprede yᵉ mayne myssyll Some howysed the mayne sayle Some veryed showte a very slayle Some roped yᵉ hoke some yᵉ pōpe and some yᵉ laūce Some yᵉ lōge bote dyde laūce some mēde yᵉ corse Mayne corfe toke in a refe by force And they that were abyll drewe at the cabyll Some the anker layde some at the plōpe a sayll swepe One kepte yᵉ compas and watched yᵉ our glasse Some yᵉ lodysshestōe dyd seke some yᵉ bote dyd Some made knottes of lynkes endes C. i. _b._ Some the stay rope suerly byndes Some a satte borte a stare borde Some the standerdes oute dyde brynge Some one the shrowedes dyde clyme