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What do you say, fowler? How do you ensnare birds? storeroom without my skill? Your butter and your cheese would all go bad without my skill to preserve them. You say the truth, but I do not dare on account of my cowardly heart. And yet many catch whales, they escape peril, and thence acquire great profit.

Because, sir, it is agreeable to catch fish that I may slay, than to catch a fish that not only can sink or kill myself but also my with one blow. It is less dangerous to me that I should go to the river with my boat than that I should go with many ships on a whalehunt.

94? 95 to catch a whale is a great danger to man. 90 do you catch at sea? 91, and salmon, and sturgeon, and lobster, and crab, and many other fish. 88 do you not fish in the sea? 89 I do, but seldom, because too much to row to the sea. 86 sort of fish do you catch? 87, and mullets, and trout and all other fish that swim in the river. Who buys them? The I cannot catch as many as I can sell. What if the fish are unclean? I throw the unclean fish out and keep the clean fish for myself Where do you sell your fish? In the town. Sometimes I cast my hook out with bait or baskets, and take whatever I catch. How do you catch the fish? I go out on my boat, and row out on the river and cast my nets into the river. What do you get for your work? I get food, and clothes, and money. What trade do you know? I am a fisherman. What does he give you? He clothes, and feeds me well, sometimes gives me a ring or horse, so that I should more eagerly practice my trade. What do you do with your game? I give whatever I get to the King, since I am his huntsman. You were very brave indeed! A hunter must not be since various wild beasts dwell in the forest.

How were you so daring that you stabbed the boar? The dogs chased him to me, and I steadily stood opposite, and suddenly stabbed it with a spear. How did you catch them? The deer I caught in my net, and the boar I stabbed to death. What did you catch? I caught two deer and one boar. Were you hunting today? No, because it is but yesterday I was hunting. Which wild beasts do you catch especially? I catch deer, and roebuck, and boars, and sometimes hares. How? I catch wild beasts with my fast dogs.

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Do you not know how to hunt without a net? Yes, I can hunt without a net. Thus, they are then caught, then I come up, and I slay them in the nets. Then I urge my dogs to chase wild beasts, until they unwarily come into to the nets. How do you practice your craft? I weave my own nets, and set them up in suitable places. Whose huntsman are you? I am the huntsman. Do you know how to do anything? One trade I know. The Hunter Is this man one of your comrades? Yes.

The Oxherd Lo oxherd, what do you do? Oh lord, I labour greatly! When the plowman unyokes the oxen, then I lead them to pasture, and all night I stand over them, watching for thieves, and in the morning I deliver them again to the plowman, well filled and watered. Then I lead them in the evening back to their sheepfold. Afterwards I stand over them with my dogs, lest wolves devour them. The Shepherd What say you, shepherd? Do you have any hardships? Yes sir, I have great hardships! In the early morning I drive my sheep to pasture. Oh, that is much work! Yes sir, it is much work, because I am not free. What more do you Have you yet more to do? Yes sir, I have much to do! I must fill up the manger with hay, and their water trough, and clean their stall. He is now hoarse from the cold and noise.

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