Fiue hundred
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共 29 段- 3. Peculiarities of rime. Tusser appears to have attributed
- Of Champion husbandrie now doo I write,
- 14[3]
- 14
- 11
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 24
- [_Mans age deuided into twelue seauens._ 1614.]
- 6
- ¶ _The ploughmans feasting daies._
- 2
- A hundreth good pointes, of good husbandry,
- Thinges thriftie, that teacheth the thriuing to thriue;
- [E60] "Martilmas beef," beef killed at Martinmas, and dried
- [E119] "Stouer." _Stover_ is the term now applied to the coa
- [E170] "Doue houses." The Norfolk and Suffolk rebels, under
- [E221] "Blessed Thistle." "So worthily named for the singula
- [E273] "Mastiues and Mungrels." Although the influence of a
- [E331] "Grote." "In this yere [1349] the kynge caused to be
- [E370] The following prices of various articles in Suffolk w
- "Telle neuere the more thoug thou myche heere,
- [E488] "For fortunes looke." In editions of 1573 and 1585 th
- Champion (title), _s._ plain open country. Fr. _champagne_,
- Gayler, 86/11, _s._ guardian, housekeeper.
- Myslen, 16/11, _s._ mixed corn. Mestlyone or monge corne or
- Shed, 57/7, _v._ lose the grains of corn.
- Wheat plums, 34/27, _s. pl._ a large fleshy plum, sometimes