Cap. 2.
1. Number is distinction of person be one and moe; and soe is singular
and plural.
2. The singular speakes of one; as, a hand, a tree, a sheep, a horse, a
man.
3. The plural speakes of moe then one; as, handes, trees, sheep, horses,
men, tuo, three, foure, or moe, or how manie soever.
4. This difference is com_m_onlie noted with es at the end of the word
singular; as, a house, houses; a windoe, windoes; a doore, tuo doores.
5. Sum tymes it is noated be changing a letter; as, a man, men; a woman,
wemen; a goose, geese.
6. Sum tyme be changing noe thing; as, a sheep, a thousand sheep; a
horse, an hundred horse; a noute, ten noute.