Three Men of the Tudor Time
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We find there was a large consumption of wax candles in that household. Then there was the black soap ; how refreshing it sounds, how beautifying to the complexion ! Stow, whose many wanderings through grimy old London must quite naturally have led his thoughts to the subject, says that in those days there was a grey soap speckled with white, ' very sweet and good. ' i Why did not my lord buy some of that ? He could have got it at that shop in Grass Street, at a penny a pound. But perhaps after... all the black soap was only for household use.
^ ' Stow's Sityvey of London, book iii. P. 15.
85 G 86 THREE I\1EN OE THE TUDOR TIME North must have been greatly beloved by his kinsfolk and retainers ; the frequent entries of ' gifts and rewards, ' speak of a large-hearted liberality to both. His brother Thomas came in for a goodly share, as well as Thomas's children, Edward and Bess, the said Bess being presented with sundry smocks, petticoats, fans, and other bits of finery, as well as more substantial gear ; while Edward, among other benefactions, was furnished forth to visit my lord of Bedford.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We find there was a large consumption of wax candles in that household. Then there was the black soap ; how refreshing it sounds, how beautifying to the complexion ! Stow, whose many wanderings through grimy old London must quite naturally have led his thoughts to the subject, says that in those days there was a grey soap speckled with white, ' very sweet and good. ' i Why did not my lord buy some of that ? He could have got it at that shop in Grass Street, at a penny a pound. But perhaps after... all the black soap was only for household use.
^ ' Stow's Sityvey of London, book iii. P. 15.
85 G 86 THREE I\1EN OE THE TUDOR TIME North must have been greatly beloved by his kinsfolk and retainers ; the frequent entries of ' gifts and rewards, ' speak of a large-hearted liberality to both. His brother Thomas came in for a goodly share, as well as Thomas's children, Edward and Bess, the said Bess being presented with sundry smocks, petticoats, fans, and other bits of finery, as well as more substantial gear ; while Edward, among other benefactions, was furnished forth to visit my lord of Bedford.
What to read after Three Men of the Tudor Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Bushby to read onlineMoreLess
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