Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 540
JAMES THE FIRST 331 And he will pass apprentices, most of them stiUin flat caps, blue doublets, and white cloth breechesand stockings, sewn aU in one piece, with daggerson their backs or at their sides. And then, travel-ling with his man, he will come to his inn. Forthe life of me, though it has… … I must give this picture of an inn from FynesMoryson, which will do no harm, despite the factthat Sir Walter Besant quoted some of it. As soon as a passenger comes to an Inn, the servants runto him (these would be in doublet and hose of some plaincolour, with shirt-collars to the doublets turned…
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