The Works of Sir Thomas Browne volume 3
The Works of Sir Thomas Browne volume 3
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AprU 8. Wee dined at Monstreuil. There they search my portmantle again, and I, not knowing I was to take a passe at Calais, was put to some inconvenience, and had like to lose my stockins, which were in my portmantle ; but that one that travayled along with mee could speake both English and Erench, who perswaded [them] I was no merchant, and with fair words I got of. This night I layd at Bernay, April 19. Wee dined at Abbeville, a great towne, built JOTTENAL OF ME. E. BEOWKE. 411 mucli after th...e English fashion, with wooden houses. I saw St. Voluhrau's church, which hath a most stately front with two steeples in it, and a great deal of neat carving both in the stone and in the wood [of] the gates. I layd this night at Pois, a small towne.
April 20. I got to Beauvais, time enough (if I had listed) to heare masse ; however, I went to see St. Pierre's church, which is an extream high one, and very stately. The North and South ends are most noble, the church paved with marble, checquered with stone : there is no building westward, beyond the cross isle, which makes the church but short ; but if there were a body answerable to the rest, I think it might compare with most churches in Christendome.
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AprU 8. Wee dined at Monstreuil. There they search my portmantle again, and I, not knowing I was to take a passe at Calais, was put to some inconvenience, and had like to lose my stockins, which were in my portmantle ; but that one that travayled along with mee could speake both English and Erench, who perswaded [them] I was no merchant, and with fair words I got of. This night I layd at Bernay, April 19. Wee dined at Abbeville, a great towne, built JOTTENAL OF ME. E. BEOWKE. 411 mucli after th...e English fashion, with wooden houses. I saw St. Voluhrau's church, which hath a most stately front with two steeples in it, and a great deal of neat carving both in the stone and in the wood [of] the gates. I layd this night at Pois, a small towne.
April 20. I got to Beauvais, time enough (if I had listed) to heare masse ; however, I went to see St. Pierre's church, which is an extream high one, and very stately. The North and South ends are most noble, the church paved with marble, checquered with stone : there is no building westward, beyond the cross isle, which makes the church but short ; but if there were a body answerable to the rest, I think it might compare with most churches in Christendome.
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