The Paston Letters: 1422-1509 A.D.James Gairdner E. Arber, 1874 |
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Sayfa xxxii - I pray you visit the Rood of Northdoor and St. Saviour at Bermondsey, among while ye abide in London, and let my sister Margery go with you to pray to them that she may have a good husband ere she come home again ; and now I pray you send me some tidings as ye were wont to command me.
Sayfa liii - I answered him that and my father, whom God assoil! were alive, and had consented thereto, and my mother, and ye both, he should never have my good will for to make my sister to sell candle and mustard in Framlingham, and thus, with more which were too long to write to you, we departed.
Sayfa 282 - ... and made open by evident proofe, how they and their ancetors came lineally descended of right noble and worshipfull blood, and of great lords, sometime liveing in this our realme of Ingland. And also they made open proofe how they were nere of kin and blood to many of the worshipfullest of the country...
Sayfa xli - Rysing of Fretton should have heard said in divers places, there as he was in Suffolk, that Fastolf of Cowhaw maketh all the strength that he may, and proposeth him to assault Caister and to enter there if he may, insomuch that it is said that he hath a five-score men ready, and sendeth daily espies to understand what fellowship keep the place.
Sayfa xiii - ... to him, and in especial the right that ye have thereto ; he said he would be your good lord therein, as he would be to the poorest man in England, he would hold with you in your right, and as for favour he will not be understood that he shall show favour more to one...
Sayfa 301 - My hand was hurte at the Torney at Eltham upon Wednesday last ; I would that you had been there and seen it, for it was the goodliest sight that was sene in Inglande this forty yeares of so fewe men.
Sayfa 306 - To Sir John Paston, Knight, be this delivered in haste. I GREET you well, and send you God's blessing and mine; letting you weet that Blickling of Heylesdon came from London this week, and he is right merry, and maketh his boast that within this fortnight at Heylesdon should be both new lords and new officers; and also this day was brought me word from Caister, that Rysing of Fretton should have heard said in divers places there, as he was in Suffolk, that Fastolf of...
Sayfa 81 - In good feyth men fere sore here of a comone rysyng but if [ie unless] a bettyr remedy may be had to a pese the pepyll in hast, and that ther be sent swyche downe to tak a rewyll as the pepyll hathe a fantsy in, that wole be indeferent. They love not in no wyse the Dwke of Sowthfolk nor hys modyr. They sey that all the tretourys and extorsyonerys of thys contre be meynteynyd by them and by syche as they get to them with her goodys, to that intent to meynten suche extorsyon style as hathe be do by...
Sayfa 28 - And he and hys wyfe and other have blaveryd here of my kynred in hedermoder; 1 but, be that tyme we have rekned of old dayes and late dayes, myn shall be found more worchepfull thanne hys and hys wyfes, or ellys I woll not for hys gilt gypcer.
Sayfa l - Send word how ye will be demeaned by as good advice as ye can get, and make no longer delay, for they must needs have hasty succour that be in the place; for they be sore hurt and have none help. And if they have hasty help, it shall be the greatest worship that ever ye had. And if they be not holpen it shall be to you a great disworship; and look never to have favour of your neighbours and friends but if this speed well.