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A Journey from Norwich to Colcn. 05
Ships, they cut the chains in sunder, and so took the Town. In the
rooms are very good Paintings by Hemskerk, and Goltzius, as his Pro-
metheus and other Peeces ; but Cornelius van Haerlem most delighted
me, in his peeces of Herods killing the Innocent Children ; his feast of
the Gods, in which Vulcans foot is esteemed ata great rate; and ano-
ther Picture of a Frier and a Nun at a Collation, not inferiour to the
rest, among many Epitaphs in the great Church,there is this Dutch one,
for a Man and his Wife.
Laet lopen die lopen lufte
Onfe tiit is verlopen ivy le^yen hier in rufte.
Let them run, that run will
Our time’s run out, and we lye still.
The old Mens house, or an Hospital for sixty aged persons, is large’
and handsome ; having a good Quadrangle and a Garden in it. The
Hospital also for the sick is very cleanly kept.
Here I first saw the manner of punissiing Malefactors by whipping
them with rods, which is more severe than I imagined; they lead them
to a Post upon a Scafsold, their hands tyed and by a Pally drawn up
as high as can be extended, and then an Iron fastned about their wast
to keep them steady ; in which stretched-out posture they receive some-
times fifty or sixty stripes or more, according to the merit os their of-
fence.
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Not far from this place there is a great Water, or noted Lake called
Haerlem Meere about twenty Miles in length, which is frozen over in
hard Winters, and men swiftly travel over it by Hiding or in sleds.
When Haerlem was besieged there was a Naval fight upon it ; The
Dutch havirg—«n hnnrlrpj and fifrv Vestels, and the Spaniards
; taken by Composition,
r that they have not yet
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a the River If and hath
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belonged : At the begin-
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'-{ollandy and was made a
.nd Charters. In the year
| to defend it against the
it danger to have fallen in-
ksued their Victories. In
dmost reduced to Allies by
5ey easily overcame their
’endred good Services to
lerwards from Maximilian
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Ships, they cut the chains in sunder, and so took the Town. In the
rooms are very good Paintings by Hemskerk, and Goltzius, as his Pro-
metheus and other Peeces ; but Cornelius van Haerlem most delighted
me, in his peeces of Herods killing the Innocent Children ; his feast of
the Gods, in which Vulcans foot is esteemed ata great rate; and ano-
ther Picture of a Frier and a Nun at a Collation, not inferiour to the
rest, among many Epitaphs in the great Church,there is this Dutch one,
for a Man and his Wife.
Laet lopen die lopen lufte
Onfe tiit is verlopen ivy le^yen hier in rufte.
Let them run, that run will
Our time’s run out, and we lye still.
The old Mens house, or an Hospital for sixty aged persons, is large’
and handsome ; having a good Quadrangle and a Garden in it. The
Hospital also for the sick is very cleanly kept.
Here I first saw the manner of punissiing Malefactors by whipping
them with rods, which is more severe than I imagined; they lead them
to a Post upon a Scafsold, their hands tyed and by a Pally drawn up
as high as can be extended, and then an Iron fastned about their wast
to keep them steady ; in which stretched-out posture they receive some-
times fifty or sixty stripes or more, according to the merit os their of-
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Not far from this place there is a great Water, or noted Lake called
Haerlem Meere about twenty Miles in length, which is frozen over in
hard Winters, and men swiftly travel over it by Hiding or in sleds.
When Haerlem was besieged there was a Naval fight upon it ; The
Dutch havirg—«n hnnrlrpj and fifrv Vestels, and the Spaniards
; taken by Composition,
r that they have not yet
AmJlerdamj
ty at present for Riches,
bitations, scarce yielding
a the River If and hath
rtaining long since to the
belonged : At the begin-
rwards increasing, it re-
'-{ollandy and was made a
.nd Charters. In the year
| to defend it against the
it danger to have fallen in-
ksued their Victories. In
dmost reduced to Allies by
5ey easily overcame their
’endred good Services to
lerwards from Maximilian
s er their Armes, which are
I
the new King of Munsser*
ity; where having made a
Party?
□
O
O
o
reived man |-
Town or C
1470. it w; f-
Citizens of
to their h =-
sew Month |_t
fire, but b; f_
losies, wac E co
their Coun |_
the Emper -
three Crojj |~
— Tt