The Huntsman.
Master.—How do you set about your craft?
Huntsman.—I make me nets, and set them in a likely place, and drive on my hounds to chase the wild beasts until they come to the nets unawares, and so they are ensnared and I slay them in the nets.... Yes, I can hunt without nets. I follow the wild beasts with swift hounds.... I take hart, and boars, and does, and roes, and sometimes hares....
Master.—What do you do with the spoils of your hunting?
Huntsman.—What I take I give to the king, because I am his huntsman.
Master.—What does he give you?
Huntsman.—He clothes me well and feeds me, and sometimes gives me a horse or a bracelet, that I may the more joyfully set about my craft.