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TAke a bodkin so made, as the hast being hollow, the blade thereof may slip thereinto assoon as you hold the point upward; and let the same to your forehead, and seem to thrust it into your head, and so (with a lime sponge in your hand) you may bring out bloud or wine, making the be∣holders
think the bloud or the wine (whereof you may say you have drunk very much) runneth out of your forehead. Then, after countenance of pain and grief, pull away your hand suddenly, holding the point down∣ward; and it will fall so out, as it will seem never to have been thrust into the hast; but immediately thrust that bodkin into your lap or pocket, and pull out another plain bodkin like the the same, saving in that conceipt.
The manner and means of this action.