The Paston letters, A.D. 1422-1509: New complete library ed, 3. cilt

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James Gairdner
Chatto & Windus, 1904

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Sayfa 134 - I beseke you, gode moder, as our most synguler trost is yn your gode moderhode, that my maistr, my best beloved, fayle not of the C. marc at the begynnyng of this terme, the which ye promysed hym to his mariage, with the remanent of the money of faders...
Sayfa 87 - si peccaverit in te frater tuus, vade et corripe eum inter te et ipsum solum. Si te audierit, lucratus eris fratrem tuum; si te autem non audierit, adhibe tecum adhuc unum vel duos, ut in ore duorum vel trium testium stet omne verbum. Quod si non audierit eos, die ecclesiae; si autem ecclesiam non audierit, sit tibi sicut ethnicus et publicanus...
Sayfa 65 - My maister demaundyth me sondry tymes when ye shall be here. I coude not sey till thys day be passed. William Geney shall be here to morn, so wold Jesus ye were her then. I asked licence to ryde yn to my contree, and my maistr dyd not graunt it ; he seyd hys wille was for to make, etc. Y ansuerd, it fyt not me to know it. God gefe hym grace of holsom councell, and of a gode disposicion ; non est opus unius diet, nee unius septimance*.
Sayfa 121 - ... and so ded the last maystr, and the best that ever he had, att Caumbrage. And sey Grenefeld that if he wyll take up on hym to brynge hym in to good rewyll and lernyng, that I may verily know he doth hys dever, I wyll geve hym x marcs for hys labor ; for I had lever he wer fayr beryed than lost for defaute.
Sayfa 42 - Comens, puttyng Thorp, Josep, and my Lord of Somerset in all the defaute; be the which bill all maner of actions that shuld growe to any person or persones for any offenses at that journey doon, in any maner of wise shuld be extynt and voide, affermyng all thing doon there well doon, and nothing doon there never after this tyme to be spoken of; to the which bill mony a man groged full sore nowe it is passed.
Sayfa 24 - I shall knowe what traytor dar be so bold to reyse apepull in myn owne lond, where thorugh I am in grete desese and hevynesse. And by the feyth that I owe to Seynt Edward and to the Corone of Inglond, I shal destrye them every moder sone, and they be hanged, and drawen, and quartered, that may be taken afterward, of them to have ensample to alle such tray tours to be war to make ony such rysyng of peple 1455 withinne my lond, and so traytorly to abyde her Kyng and governour.
Sayfa 67 - Geney and suche othyrs as be auctorised yn the law, and wyth haboundance of godes, he ys content and haldeth hym pleased wyth your aunsuers and mocions, as reson ys that he be. So wold Jesus, one of yow iij., or som suche othyr yn your stede, myzt hang at hys gyrdyll dayly to aunsuer hys materes. I had but litille thyng to done when I scrybled thys bille. Your, W. BOTONER. 270. AD 1456, 20 Jan. — ABSTRACT. [From MS. Phillipps, 9735, No. 266.] SIR JOHN FASTOLF "TO THE WORSHIPFUL LADY AND MY RIGHT...
Sayfa 309 - But seas ther pore and malyce, and preserve you from all evill. And at the reverence ot God lete sum interposicion go a twix you and my mastres your moder or ye go to London, and all that ye do shall spede the better ; for she is set on gret malyce, and every man that she spekith with knowith her hert, and it is like to be a fowle noyse [over] all the countre with aught it be sone sesid. Also, sir, it is told me that my Lord of Norfolk is comyn to Framlyngham, and that ye be gretly comendyd in his...
Sayfa 43 - Even,3 in hast ; and after this is rede and understonden, I pray you bren or breke it, for I am loth to write any thing of any Lord. But I moost neds; ther is no thing elles to write. Amen. Your awn, H. WYNDESORE.
Sayfa 28 - And Sir Rober Ocle tok vjc- [600] men of the Marchis, and tok the Market-place or ony man was war ; than the larum belle was ronge, and every man yed to harneys, for at that tyme every man was out of ther aray, and they joynid batayle anon ; and it was done with inne di. [ie one half] houre, and there were slayn the men, whos namys folwyn : — The Duke Somyrcete. The Erle Northombirlond.

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