Sit, don’t, till bidden, [265/14]; [270/89];
sit properly, [214/149];
sit down when you’re told to, [253/97];
and where you’re told, [270/91]; [187/345]. Il se peut seoir sans contredit qui se met là ou son hoste luy dit: Prov. He needs not feare to be chidden that sits where he is bidden; (the like is) Il se peut bien seoir a table quand le maistre luy commande: Prov. Well may he sit him downe whom he that may sets downe.
Sixpence, the value of each mess at dinner, [190/413].
Sixpence the receiver’s fee, [197/598].
Skynnery, [64/946], skins, furs.
Skins, indigestible, [24/367];
of cloven-footed birds not wholesome, [165/28];
to be cut off boiled flesh, [165/7];