Some Account of London 1
Some Account of London 1
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Here the com- pany haye four sermons preached to them annu- ally, on which times, the nrnst^, wardens, and livery of the company, after the sermon, relieve with clotbiog and money twelve poor men, and * Neweaurfi R^eri^rium, i. 348.
344 GRUB-STREET.
as many women. This was but a small part of the charities of this good man, which extended jover most parts of the city. LanUfs Condak fields took their name from one of them. He founded in that tract, or on the part to ^ich they did in his days ext...end, several conduits, distinguished by a lamb on the top of the build* ings. These were of no small service before the bringing of tlie New River to supply the capitaL This worthy benefactor died in 1577, was buried in St. Faitlis church, and is commemorated by an epitaph filled with irresistible puns on his in- nocent name.
Grub- I PASS by Cripplegatc, by the south ends of JVhitecro$S'Sinety and Grub-street : the last cele* brated for the (supposed) residence of authors of the less fortunate tribe, and the trite and illiberal jest of the more favored.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here the com- pany haye four sermons preached to them annu- ally, on which times, the nrnst^, wardens, and livery of the company, after the sermon, relieve with clotbiog and money twelve poor men, and * Neweaurfi R^eri^rium, i. 348.
344 GRUB-STREET.
as many women. This was but a small part of the charities of this good man, which extended jover most parts of the city. LanUfs Condak fields took their name from one of them. He founded in that tract, or on the part to ^ich they did in his days ext...end, several conduits, distinguished by a lamb on the top of the build* ings. These were of no small service before the bringing of tlie New River to supply the capitaL This worthy benefactor died in 1577, was buried in St. Faitlis church, and is commemorated by an epitaph filled with irresistible puns on his in- nocent name.
Grub- I PASS by Cripplegatc, by the south ends of JVhitecro$S'Sinety and Grub-street : the last cele* brated for the (supposed) residence of authors of the less fortunate tribe, and the trite and illiberal jest of the more favored.
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