CHAP. I.

How the Husbandman shall iudge and fore-know all kinde of weather, and

other seasons of the yeere.

_Of Raine._

_Signes from clouds._

_Signes from the Moone._

_Signes from the Sun._

_Signes from Lightning._

_Signes from Fowle._

_Signes from Beasts._

_Signes from things without Motion._

_Signes of much Raine._

_Signes of Snow or Hayle._

_Signes of Winde._

_Signes of Tempests._

_Signes of faire weather._

_Signes of Winter._

_Signes of the Spring._

_Signes of a hot summer._

_Signes of a long winter._

_Signes of a forward or backward yeere._

_Signes of a good or bad yeere._

_Signes from Christmas day._

_Signes from the sunne rising._

_Signes from the twelue dayes in Christmas._

_Signes from _S. Paules_ day._

_Signes from _Maudlin_ and _S. Switthens_ day,

if Corne shall be cheap or deere._

_Signes from Thunder._

_Signes of sickenesse or health._

_The preseruation of health._

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