Husbandry tooles.
8
A [grinstone], a whetstone, a hatchet and [bil],
with hamer and english [naile], sorted with skil:
A [frower] of iron, for cleaning of lath,
with [roule] for a sawpit, good husbandrie hath.
9
A short saw and long saw, to cut logs,
an ax and a [nads],[E81] to make [troffe] for thy hogs:
A Douercourt beetle,[E82] and wedges with steele,
strong leuer to raise vp the block fro the wheele.
Plough furniture.
10
Two ploughs and a plough [chein], ij [culters], iij [shares],
with ground cloutes & side [clouts] for soile that so tares:
With [ox bowes] and [oxyokes], and other things mo,
for [oxteeme] and [horseteeme], in plough for to go.[E83]
11
A plough beetle, [ploughstaff],[E84] to further the plough,
great clod to that breaketh so rough;
A [sled] for a plough, and another for [blocks],
for chimney in winter, to burne vp their [docks].
12
[Sedge collers][13] for ploughhorse, for lightnes of neck,
good seede and good sower, and also seede [peck]:
Strong oxen and horses, wel shod and wel clad,
wel [meated] and vsed, for making thee [sad].
13
A barlie rake toothed, with yron and steele,
like [paier] of harrowes, and roler doth weele:
A sling for a [moether],[E85] a [bowe] for a boy.
a whip for a carter, is hoigh de la roy.[E86]
14
A [brush] [sithe] and grasse sithe, with [rifle] to stand,
a [cradle][E87] for barlie, with [rubstone] and sand:
Sharpe sikle and weeding hooke, haie fork and rake,
a [meake] for the pease, and to swinge vp the brake.
Haruest tooles.