And to iche of myn other executours for their labour v. marc.
In witnesse wherof to this my present testament I have putto my seal.
Yevyn day and yer biforseid.
[Footnote 46-2: [Add. Charter, 17,253, B.M.]]
[Footnote 47-1: In the margin is written in John Paston’s hand,
‘Memorandum, v. yer to come to kepe the yerday.’]
[Footnote 48-1: In margin, ‘v_li._ vj_s._ viij_d._’ This and the
marginal notes which follow are all in John Paston’s hand.]
[Footnote 48-2: In margin, ‘xvj_s._ viij_d._’]
[Footnote 48-3: _Ibid._]
[Footnote 48-4: _Ibid._]
[Footnote 48-5: _Ibid._]
[Footnote 48-6: In margin, ‘v_li._’]
[Footnote 50-1: In margin, ‘xx_li._’]
[Footnote 50-2: Pieces of tapestry used on the sides of tables,
beds, etc.--_Halliwell._]
[Footnote 50-3: Canopy of tapestry.]
[Footnote 50-4: Head of the bedstead.]
[Footnote 52-1: Opposite this paragraph is written in the margin
in John Paston’s hand: ‘C. marke. Solut’ E. P. _l._ marke.’]
[Footnote 52-2: Halliwell explains ‘gaudees’ as ‘the larger beads
in a roll for prayer.’ According to Palsgrave they represented the
_Paternoster_.]
[[wherof oon is covered the hole bedde
_punctuation unchanged: missing comma after “covered”?_
[48-5] [48-6]
_in the body text, footnote markers 5 and 6 are reversed, but see
text and footnotes_]]
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