Is always knotting threads."

[48]

Translated from the Libellus de Admirandis beati Cuthberti Miraculis of Reginald, monk of Durham, by Rev. J. Rain. Durham, 1855.

[49]

Chronicle of John Hardyng, circ. 1470.

[50]

Temp. Rich. II. In their garments "so much pouncing of chesell to make holes, so much dragging (zigzagging) of sheers," etc.—Good Parson, Chaucer.

[51]

Percy, Reliques of Ancient Poetry, vol. iii.

[52]