Note 325.1 — THE PASTON LETTERS Edward IV. (continued 5)
Reading edition
[From Paston MSS., B.M.] The date of this document is shown by the following mutilated endorsement: ‘. . . . . . . . . . parsonage of Oxnede made xxxj. Julii, Ao xviijo E. iiijti.’ The first words were doubtless ‘The value of,’ or something to that effect; but the paper is mutilated.
326.1 ‘William Paston, Justice, qwan he.’ These words are a correction, interlined, in the hand of William Paston, the uncle of Sir John. The text stood originally, ‘And my hosbond and I whan we.’
326.2 i.e. to receive the sacrament.
326.3 Off the maner londes and tenantes londes. These words are interlined by William Paston.
326.4 This parenthesis is an interlineation by William Paston.
327.1 What follows is in William Paston’s hand.
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