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IN the vii. day of the Moone, A bell was slayne. He that falleth sicke shal dye, he that is borne shal be of long life and good to lette blood, and to take drinke it is good. A dreame that thou seest, long after shall be. Who that fly∣eth shal soone be found, and theft also.
To buy sooyne, to tame beastes, to clip heires, and to take all manner of no∣rishing, it is good. A sicke man if he be medicined shall be healed.