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IN the fyfte daye of the Moone, doe nothing of errandene of worke, to make sacramente, it is not good. Who that flyeth, bounde or dead he shal be shewed, the dreame that thou shalte see, shall be well. After that thou hath seene, it shall be. Be∣ware
ware that thou leese no counsayle. A chylde that is borne shall dye yong. He that falleth in his bed soone shall dye, to let blood it is good.