A Tour in Quest of Genealogy Through Several Parts of Wales Somersetshire And
A Tour in Quest of Genealogy Through Several Parts of Wales Somersetshire And
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Neere noondaye, and but juste stirringe, haveing tasted noe sleepe till after 201 sunrise, mie chambere and bcclde havcins: been ' r> greevouslie infested with fleas, which never weare remembred to swarme soe abundantlie before, the whole kingdome over. Sandie countreyes more overrunne with this little bloode sucking- varmin then others, which was confermed by that which mie noble and trulie liberal! patrone mie Lorde of Southamton, related yesterdaye morning of manie people within this moneth ...dying of a flea feaver neere the Erie of Kent's, att a smale vy liege called Sylveshoe, beeing a soyle composed of sande.
Mie Lorde honored mee by callinge agen to- daye, and returned me mye tragedie of Richaide III. Which he was pleased to speake of in straynes of high prayse; not that I have haulf fynished mie crooke-backed tirante. Flea-bitten was wonte to be a terme of lowe reproche, but it can be no longer accomted soe, for mie Lord of Southamton compjayned noe lesse than me of the plague of the past nighte; and I noted his linen, that it must goe with noe richer blazonrie then his poore fellowe-suffrers to the bucking ; and the flea, this litle chartered lybertine, as impudentlie runs his capers in the Qeen's Majestie's ruffe, as Mistress Shakspere's.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neere noondaye, and but juste stirringe, haveing tasted noe sleepe till after 201 sunrise, mie chambere and bcclde havcins: been ' r> greevouslie infested with fleas, which never weare remembred to swarme soe abundantlie before, the whole kingdome over. Sandie countreyes more overrunne with this little bloode sucking- varmin then others, which was confermed by that which mie noble and trulie liberal! patrone mie Lorde of Southamton, related yesterdaye morning of manie people within this moneth ...dying of a flea feaver neere the Erie of Kent's, att a smale vy liege called Sylveshoe, beeing a soyle composed of sande.
Mie Lorde honored mee by callinge agen to- daye, and returned me mye tragedie of Richaide III. Which he was pleased to speake of in straynes of high prayse; not that I have haulf fynished mie crooke-backed tirante. Flea-bitten was wonte to be a terme of lowe reproche, but it can be no longer accomted soe, for mie Lord of Southamton compjayned noe lesse than me of the plague of the past nighte; and I noted his linen, that it must goe with noe richer blazonrie then his poore fellowe-suffrers to the bucking ; and the flea, this litle chartered lybertine, as impudentlie runs his capers in the Qeen's Majestie's ruffe, as Mistress Shakspere's.
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