=117.= ¶ Lowsy. fol. eod. 72 =118.= ¶ Wartes. fol. eod. 73 =119.= ¶ The sayenge of the frenche man. fo. eod. 73 =120.= ¶ The dyuersitie bytwene a horse mayster, a corser, and a horse leche. fol. l. 74 =121.= ¶ Of swyne. fo. eod. 74 =122.= ¶ Of bees. fol. li. 75 =123.= ¶ How to kepe beastes & other catel. fol. lii. 76 =124.= ¶ To get settes and set them. fol. liii. 78 =125.= ¶ To make a dyche. fol. liiii. 79 =126.= ¶ To make a hedge. fol. eod. 79 =127.= ¶ To plasshe and pleche a hedge. fol. eod. 80 =128.= ¶ To mende a hye waye. fo. lv. 81 =129.= ¶ To remoue and sette trees. fo. lvi. 82 =130.= ¶ Trees to be sette without rootes and growe. fol. lvii. 83 =131.= ¶ To fell woode for houssholde or to sell. fol. eodem. 83 =132.= ¶ To shrede, lop, or crop trees. fol. lviii. 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. lx. 86 =136.= Necessary thynges belongynge to graffynge. fol. eod. 87 =137.= What fruyte shulde be first graffed. fol. lxi. 88 =138.= Howe to graffe. fol. eod. 88 =139.= To graffe bytwene the barke and the tree. fol. lxii. 89 =140.= To nourysshe all maner of stone fruyte and nuttes. fol. lxiii. 90 =141.= A shorte information for a yonge gentyllman that entendeth to thryue. fol. eod. 90 =142.= A lesson made in Englysshe verses, that a gentylmans seruaunte shall forget none of his gere in his inne behynde hym. fo. lxv. 93 =143.= A prologe for the wyues occupation. fo. eod. 93 =144.= A lesson for the wyfe. fol. eod. 94 =145.= What thynges the wyfe of ryghte is bounde to do. fol. lxvi. 94 =146.= What warkes the wyfe oughte to doo generally. fo. eod. 95 =147.= To kepe measure in spendynge. fo. lxvii. 98 =148.= To eate within thy tedure. fo. lxviii. 99 =149.= A shorte lesson vnto the husbande. fol. lxix. 101 =150.= Howe menne of hye degree do kepe measure. fol. eodem 101 =151.= Prodygalytie in outragyous and costelye araye. fol. lxx. 102 =152.= Of delycyous meates and drynkes. fol. eod. 103