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peces of sperver red and gren say, and xxiii fatherbeddes in the place, vi of them beddes of downe, the whiche one of them vj persons may lye in.

Item, ther ar ij^o fetherbeddes at the Blakefrers at Salysbury.

Item, vij palett beddes in the place of Hachebery, every bedde and palet his bolster and cownterpeyn.

Item, x pare of blankettes.

Item, too redd mantelles.

The Galere.

Item, in the galere a gret chest, bonde with iron and coverd with lether, with ij^o lokkes, and within that chest xxxiiij. pare of sheyttes of fyne Normandy canvas; x pare of them of thre bredes, xxx elles, in a pare; and all the residue of ij^o breydes et di.

Item, in the same galare standyth iiij^er chests with old wrytyng, and a spruse table and a bastard carpet on the same.

Item, iij^e fourmnes and iiij^er joyned stoles.

Item, a cubborde with a carpet on hym.

And in the same galare hangyth a pece of red and grene say, and in the same galare in a wyndoe standys a grett glasse, and under the glasse lyes a carpet.

A Chamber within the Galare.

Item, in the same chamber is a trussyng bedd; the sperver of the same bedd is of whyte and blake damaske payned, inbrodered in golde with A and D, and the curteyns of the same.

Item, in the same chamber standith a chest covered with lether with iij^e lokkes, and within that chest xxv pare of sheyttes of Normande canvas, x pare of them new, never wette, of ij breddes, x elles in a pare, and the residue of ij breydes et di.

Item, in the same chest ix scoore eeles of fyne Normandy canvas.

Item, in the same chest an image of ivere, the gymalles of hit of sylver.

Item, by the bed syde stondys a coffer full of broken sylke, and in the same coffer is a pare of fyne shets, of ij bredys and a halfe.

And also in the same coffer is a tabylcloth of dyapure, of v eelles of lenghe and ij^o eelles of brede.

And also the hangyng of the same chamber is of redde say.

Also a pleyn cubborde in the same chamber with a carpett.

Item, a glasse standyng in the wyndoe, with a knotte of sykelles in the cover; within the same chamber a closett hanged with grene say, ther on standyng a prase,^[1] and within the prasse lyeng a pece of Normandy canvas of xlj cells, and in the same prasse ij peces of past,^[2] inbrodurt with letters of golde with C and A, and one pece of paste inbrodered with knottes of sykylles, and in the same prasse a newe horse harnes of blake velvett, with the byttc and the bosseȝ gylte.

1. Prase. Press, or smaller closet.
2. Past. A paste or passement of gold lace, &c. made for ladies' head-dresses; also called occasionally a bride paste. See Sussex Archæological Collections, viii. p. 137. See also note below (p. 869) on the word ægge.