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14.
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To sowe otes. fol. xi.
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23
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15.
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To harowe all maner of cornes. fol. xii.
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24
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16.
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To falowe. fol. xiii.
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25
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17.
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To carry out donge or mucke, and to sprede it. fol. xiiii.
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27
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18.
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To set out the shepe-folde. fol. xv.
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28
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19.
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To cary wode and other necessaries. fol. xvi.
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29
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20.
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To knowe dyuers maner of wedes. fol. eod.
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29
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21.
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To wede corne. fol. xvii.
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31
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22.
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The fyrste sturrynge: and (23) to mowe grasse. foli. xviii.
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32
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24.
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How forkes and rakes shuld be made. fo. xix.
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33
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25.
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To tedde and make hey. fol. eod.
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33
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26.
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Howe rye shulde be shorne. fol. xx.
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35
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27.
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Howe to shere whete. fol. xxi.
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35
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28.
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To mowe or shere barley and otes. fol. eod.
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36
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29.
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To repe or mowe pees and beanes. fol. xxii.
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36
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30.
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Howe all maner of corne shoulde be tythed. folio eodem
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37
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31.
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Howe all maner of corne shoulde be couered. fol. xxiii.
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38
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32.
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To lode corne and mowe it. fol. eod.
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38
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33.
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The seconde sturrynge. fo. xxiiii.
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39
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34.
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To sowe whete and rye. fol. eodem
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39
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35.
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To thresshe and wynowe corne. fol. xxv.
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41
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36.
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To seuer beanes, pees, and fetches. fol. eod.
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41
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37.
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Of shepe, and what tyme of the yere the rammes shulde be put to the ewes. fol. xxvi.
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42
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38.
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To make a ewe to loue her lambe. fol. xxvii.
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43
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39.
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What tyme lambes shulde be wayned. fo. eod.
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44
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40.
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To drawe shepe and seuer them in dyuerse partes. fol. xxviii.
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44
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41.
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To belte shepe. fol. xxix.
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45
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42.
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To grece shepe. fol. eod.
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46
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43.
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To medle terre. fol. eodem
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46
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44.
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To make brome salue. fol. eod.
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45.
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If a shepe haue mathes. fol. xxx.
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