II. _Here followeth another torment._

Dismount from thy horse and get a stick, which with your knife, jag and

cut like unto the notches of a saw, make then a slit with your knife in

the ear of the horse, thrust therein the stick, and when you find him to

tyre, by working the stick backwards and forwards in the ear, you will

have your desire, for be sure if he have any life in him, he will not

fayle to go.

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