T. GNATYSHALE TO MRS. PASTON

James and Robert Radclef mean to take away my goods, and I shall be

taken if I be at Norwich at next shire. Pray let my master know.

I suppose it was by their commandment that my two neat were taken on

Saturday last at Lyng, ‘for one that is under bailly of Richmond took

hem.’ John Everyton will tell you more. The receipts of the manor of

Sparham with costs are £10, 3_s._ 11½_d._ If any man of yours come to

Norwich please send me your advice.

(Signed) ‘T. GNAT.’

[Footnote 225.4: [From Paston MSS., B.M.]]

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