Theñ drawe oñ his sokkis / & hosyñ by the fure,
his shoñ laced or bokelid, draw them̅ oñ sure;
Strike his hosyñ vppewarde his legge ye endure,
þeñ trusse ye them vp strayte / to his plesure,
Then lace his dublett euery hoole so by & bye;
oñ his shuldur about his nek a kercheff þere must lye,
and curteisly þañ ye kymbe his hed with combe of yvery,
and watur warme his handes to wasche, & face also clenly.
Than knele a dowñ oñ youre kne / & þus to youre souerayñ ye say
“Syr, what Robe or govñ pleseth it yow to were to day?”