how to take it off the table, [231/399].

Cloth, keep it clean, [269/61], 81; [272/123]; [277/39]; [278/40];

don’t wipe your knife on it, [272/122];

or your nose, [263/53].

Clothes, don’t wipe your nose on, [210/48].

See Apparel.

“Graue clothes make dunces often seeme great clarkes.” Cot., u. fol.

Clothing of officers, given out by the clerk of the kitchen, [195/561];

of lord and lady, by the chancellor, [195/563].

Cloven-footed fowls, skin of, is unwholesome, [165/18].