excerpt from 'A London Provisioner's Chronicle, 1550-1563' (135 words)
excerpt from 'A London Provisioner's Chronicle, 1550-1563' (135 words)
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The eighth day of December, the which was the Conception of Our Blessed Lady the Virgin, was a goodly procession at the Savoy by the Spaniards, the priest carrying the sacrament royally between his hands and one deacon carrying a censer censing and another the holy water stock and a number of friars and priests singing and every man and woman and knights, and gentlemen bearing green tapers burning and eight trumpeters blowing. And when they had done playing—and then began the sackbutts playing—and when they had done, there was one that carried two drums on his back. And one came after playing. And so done, they went about the Savoy within. And a while after, playing again. And so came in singing. And so after, they went to Mass … |
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