I went into my garden \this morning/ & my {lapwinck} wch Cowly put into great {gaudyn} yesterday after noone lay dead & torne in peeces./
Calendared note from MS Ashmole 198, f. 170v (middle left part of page)
I went into my garden \this morning/ & my {lapwinck} wch Cowly put into great {gaudyn} yesterday after noone lay dead & torne in peeces./
Calendared note from MS Ashmole 198, f. 170v (middle left part of page)
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