A Guide to the Collegiate Church of Stratford On Avon
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M. D. G. The gift of America to Shakespeare'? Church. " A very curious tomb is to be seen on the West wall, just beneath the Arch which has been formed for the Organ. 'it is that of Richard Hill, who died in 1593. The inscrip- tion is in Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and English.
The last runs as follows : ' ' Heare borne, heare lived, heare died, and buried heare, Lieth Richarde Hil, thrise Bailif of this Borrow ; Too Matrones of good fame, he married in Gode's feare, And now releast in joi, he reasts... from worldlie sorrow. " ' f Heare lieth intombed the corps of Richarde Hill, A woollen draper beeing in his time, Whose virtues live, whose fame dooth flourish still, Though hee desolved be to dust and slime. A mirror he, and paterne mai be made For such as shall suckcead him in that trade ; He did not use to sweare to glose eather faigne His brother to defraude in bargaininge ; Hee woold not strive to get excessive gaine In ani cloath or other kinde of thinge : His servant, I, this trveth can testifie, A witness that beheld it with mi eie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. D. G. The gift of America to Shakespeare'? Church. " A very curious tomb is to be seen on the West wall, just beneath the Arch which has been formed for the Organ. 'it is that of Richard Hill, who died in 1593. The inscrip- tion is in Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and English.
The last runs as follows : ' ' Heare borne, heare lived, heare died, and buried heare, Lieth Richarde Hil, thrise Bailif of this Borrow ; Too Matrones of good fame, he married in Gode's feare, And now releast in joi, he reasts... from worldlie sorrow. " ' f Heare lieth intombed the corps of Richarde Hill, A woollen draper beeing in his time, Whose virtues live, whose fame dooth flourish still, Though hee desolved be to dust and slime. A mirror he, and paterne mai be made For such as shall suckcead him in that trade ; He did not use to sweare to glose eather faigne His brother to defraude in bargaininge ; Hee woold not strive to get excessive gaine In ani cloath or other kinde of thinge : His servant, I, this trveth can testifie, A witness that beheld it with mi eie.
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