Folowyng apperith, parcelly, dyvers and soondry maner of writyngs, which
I William Ebesham have wreetyn for my gode and woorshupfull maistir, Sir
John Paston, and what money I have resceyvid, and what is unpaide.
First, I did write to his maistership a litill booke of Pheesyk,
for which I had paide by Sir Thomas Leevys[2-2] in Westminster
xx_d._
Item, I had for the wrytyng of half the prevy seale of Pampyng
viij_d._
Item, for the wrytynge of the seid hole prevy seale of Sir Thomas
ij_s._
Item, I wrote viij. of the Witnessis in parchement, but aftir
xiiij^d. a peece, for which I was paide of Sir Thomas
x_s._