142. ¶ A lesson made in Englisshe verses, to teache a gentylmans seruaunt, to saye at euery tyme whan he taketh his horse, for his remembraunce, that he shall not forget his gere in his inne behynde hym.
Pvrse, dagger, cloke, nyght-cap, kerchef, shoyng-horne, boget, and shoes.
Hexameter verses, to help the memory.
Spere, male, hode, halter, sadelclothe, spores, hatte, with thy horse-combe.
Bowe, arrowes, sworde, bukler, horne, leisshe, gloues, stringe, and thy bracer.
Penne, paper, inke, parchmente, reedwaxe, pommes, bokes, thou remember. 4
Penknyfe, combe, thimble, nedle, threde, poynte, leste that thy gurthe breake.
Bodkyn, knyfe, lyngel, gyue thy horse meate, se he be showed well.
Make mery, synge and thou can; take hede to thy gere, that thou lose none.
[Fol. 59b.]