excerpt from 'A London Provisioner's Chronicle, 1550-1563' (75 words)
excerpt from 'A London Provisioner's Chronicle, 1550-1563' (75 words)
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The twelfth day of April was buried Sir Humphrey [Style], knight, with a standard and a pennon and a coat of arms, and sword, helmet, and mantles, and six dozen of escutcheons. Many gowns given to the poor and the rich and a great dole. And with a herald. And buried at the town. And the Company of the Clerks were there singing. And there was a great dinner, both to rich and the poor.
The twelfth day of April was buried Sir Humphrey [Style], knight, with a standard and a pennon and a coat of arms, and sword, helmet, and mantles, and six dozen of escutcheons. Many gowns given to the poor and the rich and a great dole. And with a herald. And buried at the town. And the Company of the Clerks were there singing. And there was a great dinner, both to rich and the poor.
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