Relics Memorials of London City
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In the mean season the said William Estfield had of his own costs and charges laid one pipe of lead, and brought the same as far as Lady Rounceval which was at Charing Cross, and then died. After his death, his executors, John Fray, Richard Riche, and Roger Barkes, made their humble suit unto the Lord Mayor and Commons of the city, that they might not only be licensed to bring the water in the pipe before laid by Estfield, but also that they might be further licensed to bring and convey the wat...er from Rounceval into the conduits of the city, which they not only offered of their own good wills freely to do, with the goods of the said Master Estfield ; but also they were content to enter into covenant with the city for the performance of the same, and did it accordingly. God send many such fathers and such executors to the city of London. " On the other side of Leadenhall Street, near the corner of Lime Street, stood, until the latter part of the nineteenth century. East India House, the headquarters of "John Com- pany " for many years : the house has entirely disappeared, but some of the vaults still remain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the mean season the said William Estfield had of his own costs and charges laid one pipe of lead, and brought the same as far as Lady Rounceval which was at Charing Cross, and then died. After his death, his executors, John Fray, Richard Riche, and Roger Barkes, made their humble suit unto the Lord Mayor and Commons of the city, that they might not only be licensed to bring the water in the pipe before laid by Estfield, but also that they might be further licensed to bring and convey the wat...er from Rounceval into the conduits of the city, which they not only offered of their own good wills freely to do, with the goods of the said Master Estfield ; but also they were content to enter into covenant with the city for the performance of the same, and did it accordingly. God send many such fathers and such executors to the city of London. " On the other side of Leadenhall Street, near the corner of Lime Street, stood, until the latter part of the nineteenth century. East India House, the headquarters of "John Com- pany " for many years : the house has entirely disappeared, but some of the vaults still remain.
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