Yarranton, Andrew, 1616-1684 · London : T. Parkhurst · leaf 111
And I will get it Printed.f; :C/. No, no, good Friend, do not Print it: for wewill have all the benefit of the(e Mills to our felves atSalisbury ^ for I have beat my Noddle a good while,Gonfidcring of the reafbns, why the Mills by Wind,ftiould make the Cloth look the more fine, and feelmore foft,… … Harht in HoUtmi m r you how the Trick is : And if I had not been an oldClothier, and a Fulling-Boy when I was young, I couldnot have learnt it out. And it is fure^ our Fulling-Mills that we now have, our Fallers are taken up a greatheights and fb fall down into the Stock upon the Cloth,and in its…
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