whyche myght cawse a vileny ligtly in youre seruice sewynge.

And se þat ye haue seruytours semely / þe disches for to bere,

Marchalles, Squyers / & sergeauntes of armes[182], if þat þey be there,

þat youre lordes mete may be brought without dowt or dere;

to sett it surely oñ þe borde / youre self nede not feere.

[ A dynere of flesche.][183]

[ The Furst Course.]

[ Furst] set forthe mustard / & brawne / of boore,[184] þe wild swyne,

Suche potage / as þe cooke hathe made / of yerbis / spice / & wyne,

Beeff, motoñ[185] / Stewed feysaund / Swañ[186] with the Chawdwyñ,[187]