A Short View of the State of Ireland
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R not agreeing with them, some that the Realm in generall ys beggerly and of no account — I thank God I, for my part, have crost that sea fowr severall tymes, in depth of winter, in heat of sommer, yet skarse was sea- sycke ; I never fownd in the remote sheers of England or Walls eyther the gentry more kynde in theyr fashion of intertaynment, or the marchawnts and townsmen and women more cyvill in behaveowr, or the mean sort and peasawnts more loving and servisable whear they are honestly vsed,... throwgh all the fyve provinces ; but they are so seldome vsed to soch vsage, and so grosly abvsed, somtyme by the soldyer in war, somtyme by the offycer in peace, that yt ys no wonder yf they take revenge, except wee wold looke for that perfeccion of obedyence in them to keep that new rewl, when one takes away the cloke to geve the cote allso, and we skarce observe the old saying, Love yowr frend and hate yowr enemy. As for the wholsomnes of the Gowntry, many impute that to [1587- 1591. ] [Sir John Puckering, 1592-6.
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R not agreeing with them, some that the Realm in generall ys beggerly and of no account — I thank God I, for my part, have crost that sea fowr severall tymes, in depth of winter, in heat of sommer, yet skarse was sea- sycke ; I never fownd in the remote sheers of England or Walls eyther the gentry more kynde in theyr fashion of intertaynment, or the marchawnts and townsmen and women more cyvill in behaveowr, or the mean sort and peasawnts more loving and servisable whear they are honestly vsed,... throwgh all the fyve provinces ; but they are so seldome vsed to soch vsage, and so grosly abvsed, somtyme by the soldyer in war, somtyme by the offycer in peace, that yt ys no wonder yf they take revenge, except wee wold looke for that perfeccion of obedyence in them to keep that new rewl, when one takes away the cloke to geve the cote allso, and we skarce observe the old saying, Love yowr frend and hate yowr enemy. As for the wholsomnes of the Gowntry, many impute that to [1587- 1591. ] [Sir John Puckering, 1592-6.
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