[The] cappes [wanted fulling and were oiled with grease that was rank..Therefore, it was ordered that the said] cappes [should be burnt in Chepe].
Memorials of London and London Life, ed. H. T. Riley (1868)
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- Will McLean
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1 comment:
Oiled to make them waterproof, I presume? What would they ordinarily have been oiled with?
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