The boke of Saint Albans : $b containing treatises on hawking, hunting, and cote armour — John Shaqi
The boke of Saint Albans : $b containing treatises on hawking, hunting, and cote armourBerners, Juliana
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The boke of Saint Albans : $b containing treatises on hawking, hunting, and cote armour
Berners, Juliana
Falconry -- Early works to 1800; Heraldry -- Early works to 1800; Hunting -- Early works to 1800
And if yowre hawke be harde pennyd: she may be drawne to be reclaymed
For aƚƚ the while that she is tender pennyd: she is not habuƚƚ to be
reclaymed ¶ And if she be a Goshawke or Terceƚƚ that shaƚƚ be reclaymed
euer fede hym with wasħe meete at the drawyng. and at the reclaymyng.
bot loke that hit be hoote. and in this maner wasħe it. Take the meet
and go to the water and strike it vpp and downe in the water. and wringe
the waater owte. and fede hir ther with and she be a brawncher. And if
it bene an Eyesse thow most wasħ the meete clenner then ye doo to the
brawncher. and with a linne cloth wipe it and fede hir. And euermore the
thrid day yeue her castyng when she is fleyng if she be a Goshawke or
Terceƚƚ in this maner: Take new blanket cloth and cut .v. pelettis
therof of an inche longe. And take the flesħ and cutt .v. morceilis: and
withe a knyues poynt make an hoole in eueri morceƚƚ. and put therin the
pellettis of cloth. and take a fair disħ with water and put hem therin.
Then take the hawke and yeue her a morceƚƚ of hoote meete the
mowntenawns of halfe hir sooꝑ. Then take hit that lyth in the waaṫ. and
fede hir for aƚƚ nyght.
How ẏe shall fede ẏowre hawke. and to knawe hir infirmiteis. & ther bene
monẏ diueris of them
If yowre hawke be a spare hawke: euer fede hir with vnwascħ meet and
looke that hir castyng be plumage. than looke that it be cleyn vnder the
perch. and in the morow ye shal fynde the castyng vnder the perch. and
ther ye shaƚƚ knowe whether the hawke be clene or noo. For sum gobbit
wiƚƚ be yolow and sum greene. and sum glaymous. and sum cleere And if
itt be yolow she engenderith the frounce. the wych is an eueƚƚ that wiƚƚ
riese in the mowothe or in the cheke. And if it be grene. she
engenderith the Ry. The condicion of this eueƚƚ is this. it wil arise in
the hede and make the hede to sweƚƚ. &̄ the iyen aƚƚ glaymous. and
dyrke· and bot it haue helpe: it wiƚƚ downe in to the legges. and maake
the legges to rancle. and if it goo fro the legges in to the hede a
gayne. thi hawke is bot loost. And if it be glaymous and roping she
engenderith an eueƚƚ callid the Cray. that is whan an hawke may not
muteyse
Merke wele ẏowre medicines here folowẏng
¶ A medicine for the frounce ī the mowth
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