Survey of
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共 22 段- Mr. Carew's Survey of Cornwall was receiv'd, when it came ou
- Touching the temperature of Cornwall, the ayre thereof is cl
- Then doth each man carrie his portion to the blowing house,
- Then doe they bring in Sea sand, of greater or lesser quanti
- Yet this earth being through such meanes conuerted into sand
- For Bait they vse Barne, Pilcherd, and Lugges. The Lugge is
- Will. de Campo Arnulphi ten. in Tiwardraith 1.
- Which termes, notwithstanding thogh they witnes their spite
- Boconnock also appertained to the Earles of Deuon, and was b
- Now touching the Saints feasts, if you taynt them with suspe
- [959.]
- Franchises, Cornwall hath the Duchy, Rialton, Clifton, Minhi
- [113.] After the conquest, when K. H. the first inuaded.
- There lyeth a creeke of Ose, betweene two hilles, which deli
- This Castle vaunteth the Lord Warden his steward by Patent,
- S. Marie Wike standeth in a fruitfull soyle, skirted with a
- Carnsew, rightly Carndeaw, purporteth in Cornish, a black ro
- But I will returne to the towne. During the warlike raignes
- Master Sayers house, Ardeuora, inhabited by master Thomas Pe
- After the declining hill hath deliuered you downe from this
- Soone after, viz. on the 25. of July in the morning, came th
- For our owne parts, we employ the borrowed Ware so farre to