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Fytte I.—Page 1-7.—The fun of this first Fytte will be "real nuts" to every Bee-master.

Fytte, comical as it is in itself, is particularly valuable as instructing the untravelled Britisher in the peculiarities of a German bedstead; far too short for all who have not by some Procrustœan process been reduced to the normal height of five feet, no inches! the upper sheet sown to the coverlid, with no possibility of tucking it in, and liable to fall off the sleeper altogether.

The trompettours blowe a fytte or a motte.

Ye jawe of horse yt wyll not fytte; Yts use ys more sublyme.

Eye divine Turned upon it, makes it shine; And when I touch it, poems sweet Like separate souls shall fly from it, Each to the immortal fytte.