Ludlow Stokesay
Ludlow Stokesay
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" Miss Skeel gives some interesting ex- tracts from the Borough MSS. , further illustrating the connection of the Council with the town, but I can only find room for one or two graphic glimpses of male- factors. Orders came from the castle for the bailiffs to proceed to the castle lodge and receive prisoners who were to be set in the pillory or whipped in the market-place. Once the bailiffs were ordered to set in the stocks John Clenche " for stealinge of our pewter out of o r Castle of Ludlowe.... " He was to be set in the stocks in the midst of the market-place, with one of his legs through the same, and a pewter dish about his neck hanging before him, and remain thus from eleven in the fore- noon till one in the afternoon. Another order directs the bailiffs to whip out of the town as a rogue and vagabond a man who "alleadgng himself to be deafe, and upon pretence of suites in lawe before o r said Councell, is fallen utterlie to neclect the honest course of lief whereby he hath bin and still is able to mayntayne himself, abusing also the late charitie here bestowed upon him and geving himself to nothing but ydlenes and lewd and evill speeches, to the evill example of others and utter rapine of himself if" he be longer suffered in this disordered course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Miss Skeel gives some interesting ex- tracts from the Borough MSS. , further illustrating the connection of the Council with the town, but I can only find room for one or two graphic glimpses of male- factors. Orders came from the castle for the bailiffs to proceed to the castle lodge and receive prisoners who were to be set in the pillory or whipped in the market-place. Once the bailiffs were ordered to set in the stocks John Clenche " for stealinge of our pewter out of o r Castle of Ludlowe.... " He was to be set in the stocks in the midst of the market-place, with one of his legs through the same, and a pewter dish about his neck hanging before him, and remain thus from eleven in the fore- noon till one in the afternoon. Another order directs the bailiffs to whip out of the town as a rogue and vagabond a man who "alleadgng himself to be deafe, and upon pretence of suites in lawe before o r said Councell, is fallen utterlie to neclect the honest course of lief whereby he hath bin and still is able to mayntayne himself, abusing also the late charitie here bestowed upon him and geving himself to nothing but ydlenes and lewd and evill speeches, to the evill example of others and utter rapine of himself if" he be longer suffered in this disordered course.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Algernon Gissing to read onlineMoreLess
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