The Paston Letters 1422 1509 Ad a Reprint of the Edition of 1872 5 Which C
The Paston Letters 1422 1509 Ad a Reprint of the Edition of 1872 5 Which C
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[A. D. 1454.
pGHT trusty and intierly welbelovyd, I grete you wele. Prayng you as I specially trust you that ye wole be good frend to James Arblaster in his mater touchyng the maner of Smalbergh, as I wote wele ye haf ever be to hym ryght especiall frend ; and thogh it so be that the sayd James had gret trebles, losses, and adversite herbefom, neverthelesse he shall not be so bare of frendys ner goodes but that I wole se hym holpyn with the mercy of God. In performmyng wherof the berer of this ...shal enforme you of myn inten and disposicion more largely than I wole put in wrytyng. And the Trinite have you in hys kepyng. Wretyn at Wefnow, 1 the vij. Day of August.
ELIZABETH VER, Countes of Oxenford.
193.
Year uncertain. THE COUNTESS OF OXFORD TO JOHN PASTON.
[From Fasten MSS. , B. M. ] This and the letter immediately following are inserted here merely on account of their similarity to the last. Their dates are quite uncertain.
To John Paston, Sqwyer, dwellyng in Norwich.
YGHT entierly welbeloved, I grete yow well, and pray yow that ye woll be good frende un to Arblaster in suche matiers as he shal enfo[rme] yow, and I thanke yow for the good frendship that ye have shewed to hym.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[A. D. 1454.
pGHT trusty and intierly welbelovyd, I grete you wele. Prayng you as I specially trust you that ye wole be good frend to James Arblaster in his mater touchyng the maner of Smalbergh, as I wote wele ye haf ever be to hym ryght especiall frend ; and thogh it so be that the sayd James had gret trebles, losses, and adversite herbefom, neverthelesse he shall not be so bare of frendys ner goodes but that I wole se hym holpyn with the mercy of God. In performmyng wherof the berer of this ...shal enforme you of myn inten and disposicion more largely than I wole put in wrytyng. And the Trinite have you in hys kepyng. Wretyn at Wefnow, 1 the vij. Day of August.
ELIZABETH VER, Countes of Oxenford.
193.
Year uncertain. THE COUNTESS OF OXFORD TO JOHN PASTON.
[From Fasten MSS. , B. M. ] This and the letter immediately following are inserted here merely on account of their similarity to the last. Their dates are quite uncertain.
To John Paston, Sqwyer, dwellyng in Norwich.
YGHT entierly welbeloved, I grete yow well, and pray yow that ye woll be good frende un to Arblaster in suche matiers as he shal enfo[rme] yow, and I thanke yow for the good frendship that ye have shewed to hym.
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