My student shall owe nothing of his text to any but the editors of the Folio, John Heminge and Henrie Condell.

Enter Pr. of Orange, Gr: Henrie, Gra: William, Collonells & Captaines.

Gr: Henrie and Collonells are scored through.

A preparation of a voyage of King Henrie the fourth to the Holy land against the infidels in the yere 1413, being the last yere of his reigne: wherein he was preuented by death: written by Walsingham, Fabian, Polydore Virgile, and Holenshed.

"We had scarce worn cloth one year at the Court," says Montaigne, "what time we mourned for our King Henrie the Second, but certainly in every man's opinion all manner of silks were already become so vile and abject that was any man seen to wear them he was presently judged to be some countrie fellow or mechanical man."

[Footnote 3: Lord Gilford, the Duke of Northumberland's fourth son, married Lady Jane, the Duke of Suffolk's daughter, whose mother being then alive, was daughter to Mary, King Henrie's sister, which was then married to the French king, and after to Charles, Duke of Suffolke.

R64663, 24Jul50, Francis R. Cole (A) LOVE DAYS (SUSANNA MOORE'S) by Henrie Waste [pseud. of Ettis Stettheimer] © 15Aug23, A759411.

R69244, 27Oct50, Anne Page Johns (NK) WASTE, Henrie, pseud.

MAYNE, HENRIE, pseud. SEE Peters, Margaret Lucy.

Translated by Arthur Mayne and Henrie Mayne, pseud. of Margaret Lucy Peters.

R64663, 24Jul50, Francis R. Cole (A) LOVE DAYS (SUSANNA MOORE'S) by Henrie Waste [pseud. of Ettis Stettheimer] © 15Aug23, A759411.

R69244, 27Oct50, Anne Page Johns (NK) WASTE, Henrie, pseud.

MAYNE, HENRIE, pseud. SEE Peters, Margaret Lucy.

Translated by Arthur Mayne and Henrie Mayne, pseud. of Margaret Lucy Peters.

As a voucher for what I have stated with regard to their existence, and to give some idea of their general character, I have selected (at random) a few items from the year 1580-1: "The Accompte of Henrie Jaye, Churchwarden of the Parishe of St. Antholyne, from the feaste of the Anunciacon of our Ladye in Anno 1580 unto the same feaste followinge in Anno 1581.

A prefixes the following dedication] To the Right Worshipfull and Worthie Knight, Sir Henrie Nevill.