19 days' work [2½ days a week] between August 1 and Michaelmas, valued at 1½d. = 2 4½ 6 precariæ, with one man, valued at 12 1 precaria, with 2 men, for reaping, with food from the lord, valued at 2 Half a carriage for carrying the wheat 1 Half a carriage for the hay 1 The ploughing and harrowing of an acre 6 1 ploughing called '_graserthe_' 1½ 1 day's harrowing of oat[land] 1 1 horse [load] of wood ½ Making 1 quarter of malt, and drying it 1 1 day's work at washing and shearing sheep, valued at ½ 1 day's hoeing ½ 3 days' mowing 6 1 day's nutting ½ 1 day's work in carrying to the stack ½ Tallage once a year at the lord's will. _Of a Cotarius._[36] A. B. holds one croft, and owes from Michaelmas to August 1, each workable week, one day's work of whatever kind the lord requires. At Martinmas gives 1 cock and 3 hens for churchshot, and ought to drive to certain places, and to carry writs,[37] his food being found by the lord; also to wash and shear sheep, receiving a loaf and a half, and being partaker of the cheese with the _servi_; and to hoe. In the autumn, to work and receive like as each _servus_ works and receives for the whole week.[38] (10 cottiers do like services). * * * * * HUNTINGDONSHIRE _Of a Villanus holding a Virgate._[39] A. B. holds 1 virgate in villenage-- By paying 12d. at Michaelmas. By doing works from Michaelmas to Easter, with the exception of the fortnight after Christmas, viz. 2 days each week, with one man each day. Item, he shall plough with his own plough one selion and a half on every Friday in the aforesaid time. Item, he shall harrow the same day as much as he has ploughed. He shall do works from Easter to Pentecost, 2 days each week, with one man each day. And he shall plough one selion each Friday in the same time. He shall do works from Pentecost till August 1, for 3 days each week, with one man each day, either hoeing the corn, or mowing and lifting (_levand_). He shall do works from August 1 till September 8, for 3 days each week, with two men each day. He shall make 1 '_love-bonum_' with all his family except his wife, finding his own food. And from September 8 to Michaelmas he works 3 days each week, with one man each day. He shall carry [with a horse or horses] as far as Bolnhurst, and from Bolnhurst to Torneye.