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LIST OF NECESSARIES.

Item for 2 pare of stockins

. 0

12

0

Item for one pare of lininge britchis

. 0

1

4

Item for one pare of pumpes and pantables1

. 0

3

6

Item for 3 pare of showes

. 0

7

0

Item for a girdle and hangers2

. 0

2

8

Item for a gowne ....

. 1

10

0

Item for a pare of virginals

1

15

0

Item for a pare of fustion britchis

. 0

2

6

Item for a hatbande ....

. 0

4

2

Item for another hatbande

. 0

1

0

For a seller and glassis

. 0

11

6

Item for Rosa solis:i and a compostie4

. 0

6

0

Item for oyle and vineger

. 0

*>

0

Item for prunes ....

. 0

1

3

Item for Resons of the son (sun-dried raisins)

. 0

1

4

Item for cloves, mace, and peper

. 0

1

6

Item 2 pounde of suger

. 0

3

0

Item for nutmuges ....

. 0

1

0

Item for gloves

. 0

3

0

Item for knives

. 0

5

0

Item for 3011 0f tin in bars

. 0

iS

0

Item for a grose of Spownes (spoons)

0

9

0

Item for otemeale ....

. 0

0

10

Item for carreing my chiste to Blacke wale

. 0

1

6

Item for my passige to Graves end

. 0

0

6

Item my staying there 4 dayes—it coste me " .

. 0

12

0

Item at Deale Castell

. 0

1

0

Item at Dartmouthe .

. 0

4

0

1 Pantables = pantofles. " Swearing by the pantables of Paris."
(Sidney, Arcadia.)

2 The hangers were that part of the sword-belt to which the weapon
was suspended. " Sir, French rapiers and poniards, with their assigns,
as girdle, hangers, and so." {Hamlet, v, 2.)

:i Rosa solis = a. cordial.

"We abandon all ale
And beer that is stale,
Rosa solis and damnable hum ;
But we will rack
In the place of sack
'Gainst Oinne quod exit in um."

(Wilts Recreations, 1654.)
4 Compostie = compost, a mixture. " Compostes and confites."
{Bal/ees Boke, p. 121.)