+S+{ir},[†] ȝeff þow wilt wrappe þy sou{er}aynes bred stately, Thow must square & p{ro}porciou{n} þy bred clene & evenly, and þat no loof ne bunne be mor{e} þañ oþ{er} p{ro}porcionly, and so shaltow make þy wrappe for þy mast{er} man{er}ly; 212 [Sidenote: Take a towel two and a half yards long by the ends, fold up a handful from each end,] þañ take a towaile of Raynes,[45] of ij. yard{es} and half wold it be, take þy towaile by the end{es} dowble / and fair{e} oñ a table lay ye, þañ take þe end of þ{a}t bought / an handfull{e} in hande, now her{e} ye me: wrap ye hard þat handfull{e} or mor{e} it is þe styffer, y telle þe 216 [Sidenote: and in the middle of the folds lay eight loaves or buns, bottom to bottom;] Þañ ley betwene þe endes so wrapped, in myddes of þat towell{e}, viij loves or bonnes, botom to botom̅, forsothe it will{e} do well{e}, and wheñ þe looff{es} ar betweñ, þañ wrappe hit wisely & fell{e}; and for your{e} enformaciou{n} mor{e} playnly y will{e} yow tell{e}, 220 [Sidenote: put a wrapper on the top, twist the ends of the towel together, smooth your wrapper,] ley it oñ þe vpper part of þe bred, y telle yow honestly; [Fol. 174.] take boþe endis of þe towell{e}, & draw þem straytly, and wrythe an handfull{e} of þe towell{e} next þe bred myghtily, and se þat thy wrapper{e} be made strayt & evyñ styffely. 224 [Sidenote: and quickly open the end of it before your lord.] wheñ he is so y-graithed,[46] as riȝt befor{e} y haue saide, þeñ shall{e} ye opeñ hym thus / & do hit at a brayd, opeñ þe last end of þy wrapper{e} befor{e} þi sou{er}ayne laid, and your{e} bred sett in man{er} & forme: þeñ it is honestly arayd. 228 [Sidenote: After your lord’s lay the other tables. Deck your cupboard with plate, your washing-table with basins, &c.] ++Soñ, wheñ þy sou{er}eignes table is drest in þus array, kou{er} all{e} oþ{er} bord{es} w{i}t{h} Salt{es}; trenchers & cuppes þ{er}oñ ye lay; þan emp{er}iall{e} þy Cuppeborde / w{i}t{h} Silu{er} & gild full{e} gay, þy Ewry borde w{i}t{h} basons & lauo{ur}, wat{ur} hoot & cold, eche oþ{er} to alay. 232 [Sidenote: Have plenty of napkins, &c., and your pots clean.] loke p{a}t ye haue napkyns, spones, & cuppis eu{er} y-nowe to your sou{er}aynes table, your{e} honeste for to allowe, also þat pott{es} for wyne & ale be as clene as þey mowe; be eu{er}more war{e} of flies & mot{es}, y telle þe, for þy prowe. 236 [Headnote: HOW TO LAY THE SURNAPE AND TABLE.] [Sidenote: Make the _Surnape_ with a cloth under a double napkin.]