As namely, first he hath Cotoumaun, that is, so much Corn as they scratch off from the whole heap of trodden Corn by drawing a bundle of Thorns over it.

Secondly, Waracool, that is a consideration for the expences they are at in Tilling and Sowing; for which there is a Rate according to the bigness of the field.

Thirdly, Warrapoll, that is the Corn they leave at the bottom of the heap after they have done fanning.

Which is the Womans fee for their pains in weeding the Corn, and in pulling it it up where it is too thick, and planting it where it is thin, &c.

Fourthly, Bolerud which is the Chaff and sweepings of the Pit.