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5 Feb.

THE BAITING OF THE TRAP, 1585-1586 - topics: travel,court_patronage,household_family,health_illness,letters_books

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5 Feb. - Daybook Entries. Records travel, court patronage, household family, health illness, letters books: I took a journey of myself from Trebon to Newhouse, two miles off, to meet my Lord to journey with him, &c.

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Records travel, court patronage, household family, health illness, letters books: I took a journey of myself from Trebon to Newhouse, two miles off, to meet my Lord to journey with him, &c. I took two horsemen of the city with me. G Feb. I being at Newhouse, from Trebon (to go to understand which way my Lord Rosenberg would go from Vienna...

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THE BAITING OF THE TRAP, 1585-1586

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travel,court_patronage,household_family,health_illness,letters_books

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I took a journey of myself from Trebon to Newhouse, two miles off, to meet my Lord to journey with him, &c. I took two horsemen of the city with me. G Feb. I being at Newhouse, from Trebon (to go to understand which way my Lord Rosenberg would go from Vienna to Prague and when), and this letter being in the same day brought from Prague: my wife sent Lodovick with it, toward me, and so without Platz Town in the highway he gave it me. Sweetheart, I commend me unto you, hoping in God that you are in good health, as I and my children with all my household am here, I praise God for it. I have none other matter to write unto you, at this time.

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I took a journey of myself from Trebon to Newhouse, two miles off, to meet my Lord to journey with him, &c. I took two horsemen of the city with me. G Feb. I being at Newhouse, from Trebon (to go to understand which way my Lord Rosenberg would go from Vienna to Prague and when), and this letter being in the same day brought from Prague: my wife sent Lodovick with it, toward me, and so without Platz Town in the highway he gave it me. Sweetheart, I commend me unto you, hoping in God that you are in good health, as I and my children with all my household am here, I praise God for it. I have none other matter to write unto you, at this time.