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A Lace covert of ten bowes.

TAke ten bowes in the selfe manner set on thy hands and on thy fellows, as is said of the lace bordred, save in this lace that one colour of all these bowes shall be above, and thother be∣neath, and then either of you work once with the right hand, and once with the left hand, in the manner, as is aforesaid of the

open lace, and then shall you change the over bowes of your hands next, and the over bowes of your further hands, and then beginning againe as you did afore till you have all done, and then shall you have a lace within and other without, and that one of one colour, that other of another, and that one shall now be drawn out of that other and therefore it is called a lace covert.