Tristram, William Outram, Railton, Herbert, 1857-, Thomson, Hugh, 1860-1920 · London, New York, Macmillan · leaf 183
THE PORTSMOUTH ROAD ]6I Eighth was bilious, melancholy marked his courtiers for her own. No ! there was not much magnificence about Wolsey during the short time he stayed at Esher Place. He had no steward about him, " which was always a dean, or priest ; no treasurer — a knight ; no controller — a… … The Bear, Esher. in satin, damask, or velvet, with a chain of gold about his neck " — though a white cap and apron would surely have been more in harmony with the surroundings. No, Wolsey, when he retired to Esher Place, had none of these things. He was closely shorn of all his magnifi- cence, and…
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