Laneham's Letter Describing the Magnificent Pageants Presented Before Queen Elizabeth, At Kenilworth Castle in 1575, Repeatedly Referred to in the Romance of Kenilworth;
Laneham's Letter Describing the Magnificent Pageants Presented Before Queen Elizabeth, At Kenilworth Castle in 1575, Repeatedly Referred to in the Romance of Kenilworth;
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53 ^ field and ground indeed wherein the milk-wives " of this worthy town, and every man else in his " faculty doth trade for his living. On a fess " tenniy three plates between three milk-tan* " kards proper. The three milk-tankards, as " the proper vessels wherein the substance and " matter of their trade is to and fro transported, " The fess tenn^^ which is a odour betokening '^ doubt and suspicion ;• so as suspicion and good " heed-taking, as well to their markets and ser- " vants, as to th...eir customers that they trust ** not too far, may bring unto them plates, that ^^ is coined silver ; three, that is sufficient and '' plenty ; for so that number in armory may " M'ell signify.
*' For crest, upon a wad of oat-straw for a " wreath, a bowl of furmety. Wheat (as you " know) is the most precious gifl of Ceres ; and " in the midst of it, sticking, a dozen of horn " spoons in a bunch, as the instrument meetest *' to eat furmety porridge withal : a dozen, as a " number complete for full cheer or a banquet ; " and of horn, as of a substance more estimable *' than is made for a great deal ; being neitliep 54 KE NIL WORTH.
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53 ^ field and ground indeed wherein the milk-wives " of this worthy town, and every man else in his " faculty doth trade for his living. On a fess " tenniy three plates between three milk-tan* " kards proper. The three milk-tankards, as " the proper vessels wherein the substance and " matter of their trade is to and fro transported, " The fess tenn^^ which is a odour betokening '^ doubt and suspicion ;• so as suspicion and good " heed-taking, as well to their markets and ser- " vants, as to th...eir customers that they trust ** not too far, may bring unto them plates, that ^^ is coined silver ; three, that is sufficient and '' plenty ; for so that number in armory may " M'ell signify.
*' For crest, upon a wad of oat-straw for a " wreath, a bowl of furmety. Wheat (as you " know) is the most precious gifl of Ceres ; and " in the midst of it, sticking, a dozen of horn " spoons in a bunch, as the instrument meetest *' to eat furmety porridge withal : a dozen, as a " number complete for full cheer or a banquet ; " and of horn, as of a substance more estimable *' than is made for a great deal ; being neitliep 54 KE NIL WORTH.
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