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A lace sawter of eight bowes.

TAke foure bowes of one colour, and four of another, and be that one colour upon A. B. of both thine hands, and that o∣ther colour upon C. D. of both thine hands, and then shall A. right take thorow B. D. of the left hand, the bow A of the selfe hand unreversed, and then hie thy bowes of the left hand, and then set the selfe bowe taken upon D. left, and then shall A. left take thorough D C. of the right hand the bowe A. right un∣reversed, and then hye the bowes right, and then set the selfe bowe taken upon D. right, and then D. right shall change his bowe with D. left and then reverse all thy bowes, and begin againe as afore, till when the selfe colour be come againe upon A. B. of both thy hands, and that shall be when thou hast done foure sithes as is said afore, and then shall A. right take tho∣row his bowe, and B. C: of the self hand, and then low thy bowes right by▪ so that the bowe taken dwell upon A. and that was up∣on A. be set upon B. and then shall A. left take thorough his bowe and B. C. of the left hand the bowe D. unreversed of the selfe hand, and then low thy left bowes so be that the bowe taken dwell upon A. and that that vvas upon A: be set upon B. and then shall D. right change his bovve vvith D. left, and then re∣verse all thy bovves, and begin againe, till that the selfe colour be come againe as afore upon A. B: of both thy hands, and that shall be vvhen thou hast done other foure sythes nethervvard, and other foure sythes overvvard, changing among like as is a∣foresaid.