Some Account of Stoke By Nayland Suffolk
Some Account of Stoke By Nayland Suffolk
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" Item, a pece of green wursted of the meddell sysse ... ... Viijj.
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" And my lord gave hym a gown of chamlet furyed worth ... V marks.
" Also my lord gave hym a carpet and iij basyngs and ij ewers and " ij long pottes of tyn of a potall a pece, and... to buy with a feder bed ... Xxxiji-. " In 1482 Lord Howard let a house in Cheapside, a grocer's shop, for £^ 6s. D>d. A year, to a tenant whose name was Sandys.
The second Duke of Norfolk was born in 1444, I quote from the household book : — "In his younger age, after he had been a sufficient time at the gramer school he " was henchman to Edward IV.
" In 1466, 13 May, my master payd to Combton for a dagger for master Thomas ijj.
" Item Friday before Whit Sunday to Harry Galle, taylour, for makynge short " gowns for Master Thomas of black damaske \\}s.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
... ... ... Xxvijj-.
" Item, a pece of green wursted of the meddell sysse ... ... Viijj.
" Item, a hanging bed of red wursted ... ... ... ... Xxvji". V]d.
" Item, ij saltys percell gilte (2 salts partly gilt) ... ... ... Xxxijj'. \\]d.
" Item, for vj spones, weying xxijj. Iij, the facion (workmanship) ... I\]s. Injd.
" And my lord gave hym a gown of chamlet furyed worth ... V marks.
" Also my lord gave hym a carpet and iij basyngs and ij ewers and " ij long pottes of tyn of a potall a pece, and... to buy with a feder bed ... Xxxiji-. " In 1482 Lord Howard let a house in Cheapside, a grocer's shop, for £^ 6s. D>d. A year, to a tenant whose name was Sandys.
The second Duke of Norfolk was born in 1444, I quote from the household book : — "In his younger age, after he had been a sufficient time at the gramer school he " was henchman to Edward IV.
" In 1466, 13 May, my master payd to Combton for a dagger for master Thomas ijj.
" Item Friday before Whit Sunday to Harry Galle, taylour, for makynge short " gowns for Master Thomas of black damaske \\}s.
What to read after Some Account of Stoke By Nayland Suffolk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Martin Torlesse to read onlineMoreLess
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