Note 557 — Chapter XIII
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“The xiii day of November doctor Gardiner bishop of Winchester and lord chancellor of England died in the morning, between twelve and one of the clock at the king’s palace, the which is called Whitehall, and by iij of the clock he was brought by water to his own palace by Saint Mary Overy’s; and by v of the clock, his bowels was taken out, and buried afore the high altar; and at 6 the knell began there, and at dirge and Mass continued ringing all the bells, till vij at night” (Machyn, p. 96).