Malcolm, James Peller: First Impressions Or Sketches from Art and Nature, Animate and Inanimate (London, 1807)

heresord cathedral. 85
Nothing at this present of the painting os the
window is left but the Knights Templars' arms
in the corners; but before you pass farther, if
you will look under your feet, near the great
West door, you will sind the figures of a woman
and a man, in an antique dress ; the woman lying
on the right hand os her husband. The words
remaining upon the brass leas about the stone :
ec ^ O ye Pylidrymes that herby make youre
pasfage prayeth for John Fuyst and Kateryne his
wyffe that of this lyfF have endyde her Pylgry-
mage.
<c And that xiiii chylderne hadene wl pesyble lyffe
Viii sonnes, vi dowtres, in maryage wtowten stryffe ;
And v tyraes was Meyre of this cytee ;
And that as a marchunt ledde a worthy lyfF,
And honorably ruled hit in prosperytee ;
That hense decesyd as all we schulle inmyghty.
In the yer of grace from Crystes Incarnacion
A. Mi cccc wc five and fifty, the ix day of September,
made her mutacion
From Erthe to Hevyn, have changed habytacion!
" With a Pat. Nost. and an Ave prayeth hit
may soe be and to resseyve joye for her endles sal-
vacion eternally to preyse."
Near the city, without Widemarsh gate, close
to the Moor, there is a remembrance os him still
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