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<P>SCINTILLA, OR A LIGHT BROKEN INTO darke <HI>Warehou&s;es.</HI></P>
<P>With OBSERVATIONS VPON THE Monopoli&s;ts of Seaven &s;everall <HI>Patents,</HI> and Two <HI>Charters.</HI></P>
<P>Practi&s;ed and performed, By a Mi&s;tery of &s;ome <HI>Printers,</HI> Sleeping <HI>Stationers,</HI> and Combining <HI>Book-&s;ellers.</HI></P>
<P>Anatomi&s;ed And layd open in a <HI>Breviat,</HI> in which is only a touch of their <HI>fore&s;talling</HI> and <HI>ingro&s;&s;ing</HI> of Books in <HI>Pattents,</HI> and Ray&s;ing them to exce&s;&s;ive <HI>pri&s;es.</HI></P>
<P><HI>Left to the Con&s;ideration of the High and Honou|nourable Hou&s;e of</HI> Parliament <HI>now a&s;&s;embled.</HI></P>
<Q><P><HI>Let not one Brothor oppre&s;&s;e another.</HI></P>
<P><HI>Doe as you would be done unto.</HI></P></Q>
<P><HI>AT LONDON,</HI> Printed, not for <HI>profit,</HI> but for the Common Weles good: and no where to be <HI>&s;old,</HI> but &s;ome where to be given. 1641.</P>
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<HEAD>The EPISTLE to the Reader.</HEAD>
<P>COurteous Reader (or otherwi&s;e) if thou looke&s;t for the Rea&s;on of writing this Book, here it is, and &s;o <HI>Anonimus</HI> leaves thee.</P>
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<Q><HI>Non nobis Solum, nati &s;umus, &s;ed partim patriae.</HI></Q>
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<HEAD>Bibles for Churches new Tran&s;lation large Folio.<NOTE PLACE="marg">Kings Printers Patent of <HI>Lon|don.</HI></NOTE></HEAD>
<MILESTONE N="1">
<P><HI>CHurch</HI> Bibles &s;old in former times in quires at 1^l 10^&s; &s;old now (in quires) 2^l, &s;o ray&s;ed in every Book 10^&s;. If they Print 3000. of an Impre&s;&s;ion, rai&s;ed 1500^l. In former times the&s;e were bought in quires at 1^l 5^&s;.</P>
<P><HI>Church</HI> Bibles of a thinner &s;ort have been &s;old at 1^l in quires: Partners have bought them cheaper, buying a quan|tity, and tho&s;e Partners &s;old them &s;everally at 17^&s; 6^d, not &s;tocking or combining as now they doe, the&s;e Bibles were excellent for poore Pari&s;hes.</P>
<P>Large Folio Bibles of a Roman Print, with the Notes, &s;old in former times in quires at 12^&s; 6^d: The &s;ame &s;ort now with|out the Notes be ray&s;ed 7^&s; 6^d in a Book: 1500. of an Im|pre&s;&s;ion &s;o ray&s;ed in every Book, amounts to 562^l 10^&s;.</P>
<P>Large Folio Engli&s;h Letter with Notes, be &s;old at 13^&s; 4^d in quires. And &s;mall Folio Engli&s;h, &s;old 12^&s; in quires: none of this &s;ort Printed now.<NOTE PLACE="marg"><HI>Cambridge</HI> Bi|bles Folio of long primer letter, <HI>vide Cambridge</HI> Char|ter.</NOTE></P>
<MILESTONE N="2">
<P>In the yeare 1629, the want of the&s;e &s;orts of Folio Bibles cau&s;ed <HI>Cambridge</HI> Printers to print it, and they &s;old it at 10^&s; in quires: upon which the then Kings Printers &s;et &s;ix Print|ing-hou&s;es at worke, and on an in&s;tant Printed one Folio Bible in the &s;ame manner, and &s;old with it 500.<NOTE PLACE="marg">This Folio would not have bin &s;old under 12 or 14 <HI>&s;h.</HI> if it had not bin that <HI>Cambridge</HI> had Printed it: but, now they &s;old it at 5 <HI>&s;h,</HI> which would have bin 12 <HI>&s;h</HI> at lea&s;t, and the <HI>4^t^o</HI> at 5 <HI>&s;h,</HI> which was be|fore 9 <HI>&s;h. Scot<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter"></HI> Printers.</NOTE> Quarto Roman Bi|bles, and 500. Quarto Engli&s;h, at 5^&s; a Book, to overthrow the <HI>Cambridge</HI> Printing, and &s;o to keep all in their own hands. It were well if they would alwayes &s;ell at this price.</P>
<P>In former times our Kings Printers did agree with Mr. <HI>Andrew Hart,</HI> and after with Mr. <HI>John Hart</HI> Book-&s;ellers of <HI>Edenburg</HI> to &s;erve them <HI>London</HI> Bibles at lower rates then they &s;old them at here: &s;o that they would not Print where|by they might keep all the priviledges to them&s;elves, &s;ince which <HI>Robert Young</HI> and <HI>Miles Fle&s;her,</HI> mo&s;t cunningly com|bined
<PB N="2" REF="3">with the Kings Printers here, and &s;o &s;unke the Print|ing-hou&s;e there, &s;o that now <HI>Scotland</HI> is de&s;titute; and by this means Books are ray&s;ed to greater rates here, and there like|wi&s;e.</P>
<MILESTONE N="2">
<P>The Kings Printers and others here being intere&s;&s;ed in the Iri&s;h &s;tock,<NOTE PLACE="marg"><HI>Ireland</HI> Patent,</NOTE> &s;old Mr. <HI>William Bladon</HI> of <HI>Dublin</HI> their Stock there, and Pattent, and have &s;o Bound him, as he &s;hall not Print but what they li&s;t of their priviledge, &s;o that <HI>Scotland</HI> and <HI>Ireland</HI> mu&s;t grind at their Mill. Ob&s;erve in what a ca&s;e the&s;e be: for Bibles, e&s;pecially if the la&s;t Decree in Star-cham|ber had held, concerning Printing: for all mu&s;t be bought at one place to &s;erve three Kingdomes.</P>
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<HEAD>Cambridge Bible Folio.</HEAD>
<P><HI>Cambridge</HI> Large Folio Bible Roman,<NOTE PLACE="marg">It is judged that the price Rai&s;ed in the&s;e three &s;orts, is not le&s;&s;e in the totall &s;um then 200 <HI>li.</HI> And the Mono|poli&s;ts have com+pounded with them that they &s;hall print no more Bibles, but for the Mono|poli&s;ts.</NOTE> of the be&s;t paper, &s;old at 1^l 10^&s;, in quires, or cheaper, they ray&s;ed it 10^&s; on a Book, and &s;old it at 2^l.</P>
<P><HI>Cambridge</HI> Medyum Folio Bible Roman, &s;old at, or cheaper then 1^l 2^&s; 6^d in quires; the Monopoli&s;ts rai&s;e 7^&s;, 6^d and &s;ell it at 1^l 10^&s;.</P>
<P><HI>Cambridge</HI> thinne paper Folio Roman, &s;old at, or cheaper then 16^&s; in quires; the Monopoli&s;ts rai&s;ed it 4^&s;, and &s;o &s;ell it at 1^l in quires.</P>
<P>See the errors cortected in the <HI>Cambridge</HI> Bibles, which were Printed in the <HI>London.</HI></P>
<P><HI>Cambridge</HI> Quarto Roman Letter Bibles, with P&s;alms, &s;old at 7^&s;. They have rai&s;ed on a Book 3^&s;, and &s;o &s;ell it with P&s;almes at 10^&s; in quires, which if the Monopoli&s;ts &s;hould buy but a 1000. it would be rai&s;ed 150^l.</P>
<P><HI>Cambridge</HI> Quarto Engli&s;h Letter, with P&s;almes &s;old in quires at 6^&s;. ray&s;ed on a Book 2^&s; 4^d. now the Monopoli&s;ts &s;ell it at 8^&s; 4^d: if 3000 be ingro&s;&s;ed by them, it would rai&s;e 350^l.</P>
<MILESTONE N="2">
<P>Ob&s;erve, they have not only bought in al tho&s;e Bibles with P&s;almes,<NOTE PLACE="marg"><HI>Oxford</HI> Charter,</NOTE> and Grammers, and Schoole Books, but have for everagreed for what &s;halbe printed both there and at <HI>Oxford</HI> Books Priviledge: and where they were there Printed bravely, true, and in good paper, now look for other.</P>
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<HEAD>London Bibles in Quarto.</HEAD>
<P><HI>London</HI> Bible Quarto Engli&s;h Letter, with the Notes and
<PB N="3" REF="3">Concordance of the old Tran&s;lation in times pa&s;t was &s;old at 7 <HI>&s;h.</HI> in quires, and then it was 139. &s;heets, and now but 116. and no Notes, and &s;old at 9. <HI>&s;h.</HI> 2^d with Concordance: 3000. ray&s;ed makes 350l.</P>
<P><HI>London</HI> Quarto Roman with Notes, &s;old in times pa&s;t at 7&s;. The Quarto Roman now with no Notes &s;old at 10. <HI>&s;h.</HI> in quires, &s;o ray&s;ed in an Impre&s;&s;ion of 3000 500^l.</P>
<P>There hath been at lea&s;t 12000. of the&s;e Bibles Quarto with Notes Printed in <HI>Holland,</HI> and &s;old very rea&s;onable: and many brought from thence hither, and they have been &s;ei|&s;ed by the Kings Printers, and the parties that Imported them, not only lo&s;t them, but were put in* <HI>Purgatory,</HI><NOTE PLACE="marg">The High-Commi&s;&s;ion.</NOTE> and there glad to lo&s;e their Bibles and all co&s;t to get off; and then the Monopoli&s;ts &s;old them again, and &s;o kept al others in awe.</P>
<P>Great pitty our Printing &s;hould be forced to be carryed to Strangers, in my judgement:<NOTE PLACE="marg">I have known divers puni&s;hed for &s;elling Bi|bles, but none for Ma&s;&s;e Books</NOTE> better to have our own Nation &s;et at work. More puni&s;hment for &s;elling a 4^t^o Bible with Notes, then a 100. Ma&s;&s;e Books in the High Commi&s;&s;ion.</P>
<P>In former times Bibles in Octavo &s;old at 3. <HI>&s;h.</HI> 4^d in quires,<NOTE PLACE="marg"><HI>London</HI> Octavo Bibles.</NOTE> are now &s;old at 4. <HI>&s;h.</HI> in quires, though then 9. &s;heets more then now. There have been 10000. printed in a year, which might have been afforded at 3 <HI>&s;h.</HI> a Book, &s;o that there might have been &s;aved to the Subject in an Impre&s;&s;ion 500^l.</P>
<P>Bibles 8^t^o of a Large paper,<NOTE PLACE="marg"><HI>London</HI> Bibles of a little Larger paper.</NOTE> not 3^d in a Book more then the other, and &s;old at 6. <HI>&s;h.</HI> 2^d in quires: are ray&s;ed 2. <HI>&s;h.</HI> 2^d in a Book, which makes in that Impre&s;&s;ion of 6000. the &s;umme of 650.</P>
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<HEAD>Scotti&s;h Bibles,</HEAD>
<P>Printed of excellent paper and print at <HI>Edenburg,</HI><NOTE PLACE="marg"><HI>Scots</HI> Bibles O|ctavo, <HI>Scots</HI> Pa|tent 3 <HI>London.</HI></NOTE> &s;old in <HI>London</HI> 26. to the quartern, and <HI>London</HI> Bibles but 25. to the quartern at our rates, notwith&s;tanding the charg and hazard of importation. <HI>London</HI> Bible in 12 &s;old at 4. <HI>&s;h.</HI> in quires, &s;tands not them in 1. <HI>&s;h.</HI> 8^d: there may be &s;aved to the Subject in an Impre&s;&s;ion 500^l, and they great gainers.</P>
<P><HI>Scotti&s;h</HI> Bible 12. &s;old 26 other quartern, better paper,<NOTE PLACE="marg">Scots <HI>Bible</HI> Edenburg.</NOTE> and better print then tho&s;e here: now al <HI>Scots</HI> printing of Bibles is taken-away by <HI>Young</HI> and <HI>Fletcher,</HI> two main proj<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">ctors.<NOTE PLACE="marg"><HI>Holland</HI> vide 1639.</NOTE></P>
<P><HI>Holland</HI> Bible in 12 &s;old at 2. <HI>&s;h.</HI> in quires, better then the <HI>London</HI> one of 1639 &s;old at 4 <HI>&s;h.</HI> pitty the manufactory &s;hould be carryed thither by deare &s;elling here.</P>
<PB N="4" REF="4">
<P>Latin Bibles 12 of <HI>Am&s;terdam,</HI><NOTE PLACE="marg">Lattin Bibles.</NOTE> printed well, and &s;old at 2 <HI>&s;h</HI> in quires, and good paper. <HI>London</HI> Latin Bible 12 printed with a popi&s;h Index, &s;old at 4 <HI>&s;h.</HI> in quires, and not under.</P>
<P>Ob&s;erve <HI>London</HI> Stationers that bought of the Lattin <HI>Hol|land</HI> Bibles, puni&s;hed in the High Commi&s;&s;ion for buying Lattin Bibles from <HI>Holland,</HI> a yeare before ever any were printed in <HI>London;</HI> ob&s;erve what a but of Sack might doe.</P>
<P><HI>London</HI> Te&s;tament <HI>octavo,</HI> &s;old at 10^d in quires, rai&s;ed to 1 <HI>&s;h.</HI> which 2d upon a Bock makes in 12000 impre&s;&s;ion a year 100^l.</P>
<P><HI>Scots</HI> Te&s;tament at <HI>Edenburg,</HI> &s;old here in <HI>London</HI> at 10^d better paper and print than ours here.</P>
<P><HI>London</HI> Te&s;taments in 12, at 7<HI>d</HI> ray&s;ed 3^d in a Book, &s;old now at 10^d, make in 6000. the over pri&s;e, rated 75^l.</P>
<P><HI>Cambridge</HI> Te&s;tament 24. were &s;old at 6^d in quires. <HI>London</HI> Te&s;t. 24 &s;old at 8^d a Book, 2^d a Book ray&s;ed in 4000, is 30^l.</P>
<P><HI>London</HI> Common prayers in 24. rai&s;ed <HI>ob</HI> upon a Book 4000 of them is 8^l <HI>6&s;h</HI> 8^d.</P>
<P><HI>London</HI> Common prayer Books in <HI>folio,</HI> &s;old at <HI>3&s;h</HI> in quires, ray&s;ed 1 <HI>&s;h.</HI> on a Book, now &s;old at <HI>4&s;h.</HI> comes to in 3000 an Impre&s;&s;ion 150^l.</P>
<P>Common prayers 4^t^o &s;old at 1 <HI>&s;h</HI> 6^d a Book: ray&s;ed 6^d on a Book, &s;old at 2 <HI>&s;h</HI> 3000. the Impre&s;&s;ion is ray&s;ed 57^l.</P>
<P>Common prayers for <HI>quarto</HI> Bibles ray&s;ed 2^d on a Book.</P>
<P>Common prayers in 16, rai&s;ed 1^d on a Book, comes to 12 <HI>li</HI> 10 <HI>&s;h</HI> 3000 of the Impre&s;&s;ion.</P>
<MILESTONE N="4">
<P>Ob&s;erve I pray now,<NOTE PLACE="marg">Law Books. Law Pattent.</NOTE> I come to the Law Books, I had need to break two lights into the <HI>Warehou&s;e:</HI> but I perceive then this would ri&s;e too bigge. I will only nominate 3 Books in 3 &s;everall Volumes, &s;o by the 3 you may conceive the re&s;t.</P>
<P>The Monopoli&s;t have not only gotten all the <HI>Go&s;pel,</HI><NOTE PLACE="marg">Law Books.</NOTE> but al&s;o the <HI>Law</HI> as followes.</P>
<P><HI>Poltons Statutes</HI> &s;old at 1<HI>l</HI> 10 <HI>&s;h</HI> in quires,<NOTE PLACE="marg">Folio,</NOTE> in former times, now ray&s;ed to 6 <HI>&s;h</HI> 8<HI>d</HI> a Book; the Impre&s;&s;ion of 1500 &s;o ray|&s;ed by the Monopoli&s;t amounts to 500 <HI>li.</HI></P>
<P><HI>Edward</HI> the 4^t^h <NOTE PLACE="marg">Quarto,</NOTE> &s;old at 13 <HI>&s;h</HI> 4<HI>d,</HI> now ray&s;ed 8 <HI>&s;h</HI> in a Book, comes to in a 1000 Books to 400 <HI>li.</HI></P>
<P><HI>Compleat Iu&s;tice</HI> &s;old at 2 <HI>&s;h</HI> 2<HI>d</HI> a Book,<NOTE PLACE="marg">Octavo,</NOTE> I will &s;ell every Im|pre&s;&s;ion cheaper by a 100 <HI>li.</HI> And here have they ingro&s;&s;ed the Scoole Books Patent.</P>
<PB N="5" REF="4">
<P>Grammer of <HI>Oxford</HI> and <HI>Cambridge</HI> &s;old at 5<HI>d</HI> a Booke:<NOTE PLACE="marg">Schoole Books Patent 5, <HI>Lylies</HI> Grammer</NOTE> but the&s;e the Monopoli&s;ts buy in, and &s;ell them, and theirs at 8<HI>d</HI> a Book, q<HI>s</HI> which in an yearely Impre&s;&s;ion of 20000 is ray&s;ed 250 <HI>li.</HI></P>
<P><HI>Camdens</HI> Greek Grammer &s;old at 8 <HI>d.</HI> a Book in quires al|wayes,<NOTE PLACE="marg"><HI>Camden</HI> Greek Grammer,</NOTE> now &s;old at 1 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 2 <HI>d.</HI> Ray&s;ed 6<HI>d</HI> on a Book. The &s;ame Printed in <HI>France,</HI> is &s;old here at 4<HI>d ob.</HI> a Book, and &s;o Ray|&s;ed in 3000 to the &s;umme of 75 <HI>li.</HI></P>
<P><HI>Accedence,</HI><NOTE PLACE="marg">Accedence,</NOTE> this Book by chance a yeare a goe broke loo&s;e from the Stake of the Monopoli&s;t, and was &s;old at &s;ix &s;hil|lings in the pound cheaper then they &s;ell them: but they have by Combination tyed him to the Stake again: for ob&s;erve, if the old Partners cannot agree together, the <HI>Young</HI> will, though never &s;o Indirect.</P>
<P>The Monopoli&s;t keep all others from Printing Concor|ances by their Pattent,<NOTE PLACE="marg">Concordance Pattent, 6,</NOTE> and the&s;e being Printed in another Volume beyond Sea, and brought over, and &s;old at half their pri&s;e, they &s;ei&s;e and take them from others, and &s;el them again them&s;elves, although theirs be not to be had here: So have they likewi&s;e &s;ei&s;ed other Books Printed beyond the Seas, when not any Printed here were to be had.</P>
<P>But a touch of this: for it is too tart,<NOTE PLACE="marg">Geneology pat|tent, 7,</NOTE> and I verily beleeve picks the Subjects pockets, that eats brown bread to fill the <HI>&s;leeping Stationers</HI> belly with Veni&s;on and Sacke, and robs the Common-wealth in too &s;till away; and when the Sellers by Retale get not a <HI>ob:</HI> the&s;e Monopoli&s;ts get a &s;hilling: for the Octavo <HI>Geneologie,</HI> and the twelve, of every <HI>4li.</HI> they make <HI>15li.</HI> and for the 12. what the Retalers give <HI>4li.</HI> for, they will not of they were to be returned again give fix &s;hil|lings for it.</P>
<P>I hope when the Honourable A&s;&s;embly of <HI>Parliament</HI> &s;ees this, as I &s;hall be ready to make proof of all; they will put an end to the&s;e crying grievances, and help the calamities of the poore pin&s;hed Subjects.</P>
<P>Here I could open another window, but I &s;ee many poore &s;tand within to keep it &s;hut, and I will not adde mi&s;ery to their affliction.</P>
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<P>La&s;tly, &s;ome few ob&s;ervations &s;hall &s;erve for the <HI>Errata,</HI> which the Honourable Hou&s;e of <HI>Parliament</HI> may correct in the Society of <HI>Stationers,</HI> by taking order that the Statute of 25 <HI>H.</HI> 8. <HI>c.</HI> 15. concerning the pri&s;es of Bookes may be duly exerci&s;ed; that there may be at lea&s;t 20 or 24 A&s;&s;i&s;tants to the Company, and none of tho&s;e to be above twice Ma&s;ter, for now &s;<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">x or 8 of the Elde&s;t Combining, carry all to their own mark, and ay me alwayes at their own end: and that if they wil not Print &s;uch Coppies as are there entred to the Company, it may and &s;hallbe free for any to imprint or Import them, untill &s;uch times they Print them here to furni&s;h the Kingdome.</P>
<P>This may &s;erve in part for &s;hould I make a whole <HI>Errata</HI> it would be farre bigger then this Breviat, and here look but into a window of the Monopoli&s;ts Law-Warehou&s;e: and there behold a free di&s;covery as here followes.</P>
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<P>Bought of the Law Printers Bookes at the partners pri&s;es Stocked. Ian. 1639 1879. Tables to Cookes Littleton at <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">11 d. a Book fol. 2 s. 4d.</P>
<P>October 1630.</P>
<P>1500 Eliments of the Law at <HI>12&s;h</HI> 6<HI>d.</HI> per reame which is 7 or 8<HI>d.</HI> a Book Stocked at 1 <HI>&s;h</HI> 6<HI>d.</HI> Iuly 1631. 1500 Engli&s;h Lawers at 9 <HI>d.</HI> a Book, Stock|ed at 2 <HI>&s;h</HI> Octoher 1630. 1334 Daltons Iu&s;tice, at 4 <HI>&s;h.</HI> a Booke Stocked at 6 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 25 to the quartern. 1200. Statuts at 22 <HI>&s;h.</HI> Stock 36 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 8 <HI>d.</HI> 26 to the quarter. 1200 Cookes Tables to reports, 2 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 2 <HI>d.</HI> a Booke, Stocked at 4 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 25 to the quartern. 1200 Cooks 11th Report at 1 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 10 <HI>d.</HI> a Booke, Stocked at 5 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 25 to the quartern. 1200 We&s;t 1 part at 2 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 2 <HI>d.</HI> a Booke, Stock 3 <HI>&s;h</HI> 6 <HI>d.</HI> 26 to the quarter. 700. Woemans Lawer at 22 <HI>d.</HI> a Booke, Stock at 3 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 26 to the quarter. 600. Kellowayes at 3 <HI>&s;h</HI> 6 <HI>d.</HI> a Booke, Stock at 7 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 6 <HI>d.</HI> 26 to the quarter, 1200 Littleton fol, at 10 <HI>&s;h.</HI> a Booke, Stock, at 15 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 6 <HI>d.</HI> 26 to the quar|ter. 600. Rege&s;ters at 6 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 8 <HI>d.</HI> a Booke, Stock at 15 26 to the quarter. 600 Cooks 2 <HI>d</HI> report Stocked at 4 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 600 3 <HI>d.</HI> report at 4 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 600 4^t^h re|port at 5 <HI>&s;h.</HI> bought at 1 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 8 <HI>d.</HI> a Booke, 600 Natura Brevium 80 at 1 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 8 <HI>d,</HI> S<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">ock't at 3 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 8 <HI>d.</HI> 26 to the quarter. Aprill 1637. 1700 Courte at 12 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 6 <HI>d.</HI> a Reame, Stock at 3 <HI>d.</HI> 26 to the quarter. 1600 Tearmes of the Law, at 2 <HI>&s;h.</HI> a Booke, Stock at 3 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 8 <HI>d.</HI> 26 to the quar|ter. 700 Finches Lawe 80 at 1 <HI>&s;h</HI> a Booke, Stock at 2 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 6 <HI>d.</HI> 26 to the quarter. 1000 Pre&s;idents 80 at 6 <HI>d.</HI> a Book, Stock at 10 <HI>d.</HI> 26 to the quar|ter. 600 Cooks 1 Report at 2 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 6 <HI>d.</HI> a Booke, Stock at 6 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 2 <HI>d.</HI> 26 to the quarter. 2000 Compleat lu&s;tice, 80 at 1 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 3 <HI>d.</HI> a Booke Stock at 2 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 2 <HI>d.</HI> 26 to the quarter. 500 Longe Quinto at 1 <HI>&s;h.</HI> Stock't at 6 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 1000 Doctor and Studient 13 <HI>&s;h.</HI> 4 <HI>d.</HI> a Reame be 6 <HI>d.</HI> a Booke Stock 1 <HI>&s;h.</HI> But I know </P>
<Q><HI>Ob&s;equium amicos, Veritas odium parit.</HI></Q>
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