Note 304 — Chapter XI
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Father Garnet was finally arrested at Hindlip, with several others. In their hiding-place their “maintenance had been by a quill or reed, through a whole in the chimney that backed another chimney into the gentlewoman’s chamber, and by that passage cawdles, broths, and warm drinks had been conveyed in unto them.”Ashmole MSS., Vol. 804, fol. 93, quoted by Nash, Vol. i. p. 586.