Note 46.2 — THE PASTON LETTERS Edward IV
Reading edition
[Add. Charter, 17,253, B.M.]
47.1 In the margin is written in John Paston’s hand, ‘Memorandum, v. yer to come to kepe the yerday.’
48.1 In margin, ‘vli. vjs. viijd.’ This and the marginal notes which follow are all in John Paston’s hand.
48.2 In margin, ‘xvjs. viijd.’
48.3 Ibid.
48.4 Ibid.
48.5 Ibid.
48.6 In margin, ‘vli.’
50.1 In margin, ‘xxli.’
50.2 Pieces of tapestry used on the sides of tables, beds, etc.—Halliwell.
50.3 Canopy of tapestry.
50.4 Head of the bedstead.
52.1 Opposite this paragraph is written in the margin in John Paston’s hand: ‘C. marke. Solut’ E. P. l. marke.’
52.2 Halliwell explains ‘gaudees’ as ‘the larger beads in a roll for prayer.’ According to Palsgrave they represented the Paternoster.
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