In primis, to the pryncypall of Stapyll In
v_s._
Item, for iiij. lasys
viij_d._
Item, for iij. doseyn poyntes
vj_d._
Item, for a plonket ryban
vj_d._
[Footnote 121-2: [Add. MS. 34,889, f. 130, and Add. MS. 27,445, f.
52.] The MS. of this letter is in two fragments, from which it is
now printed entire. The year in which it was written is shown by
Margaret Paston’s letter to the writer’s brother John Paston, on
the 29th November 1471 (No. 791), in which she apologises for not
sending him money for a runlet of wine she had desired him to
purchase for her, on account of the number of thieves stirring. It
will be seen that she made the request by means of her son Edmund
in this letter.]
[Footnote 121-3: Omitted in MS.]
[Footnote 121-4: Staple Inn.]
[Footnote 122-1: Mutilated.]
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