An Aged Man in His Winter Garment
	The aged men of Pomeiooc are covered with a large skin which is 
tied upon their shoulders on one side and hangeth down beneath their 
knees.  They wear their other arm naked out of the skin, that they may be 
at more liberty.  Those skins are dressed with the hair at all to grow upon 
their faces but as soon as they grow up they put them away, but when 
they come to older years they suffer them to grow although to say truth 
they come up very thin.  They also wear their hair bound up behind, and 
have a crest on their heads like the others.  The country about this place is 
so fruitful and good that England is not to be compared to it.