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IN the fourth day of the moone Abel was borne. ••hatsoeuer thou doste is good in eche trauayle. The dreames that thou seest hath effect, hope in God & counsayle good. A child that is born he shalbee a good creature, and much he shalbe praysed. A man that falleth sicke, eyther soone shall be healed, or soone shal dye, it is good to let blood.