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and for a booke of prayers for the fast

And for a book of prayers for the fast. 

Purchased in Wells.

Disbursements
        For our expenses at the visitat[i]on at Crewkerne, the booke of
        articles & laying in our Bill

Disbursements

For our expenses at the visitation at Crewkerne, 

the book of articles and laying in our Bill. 

It[em] for 2 bookes for the faste

Item: for two books for the fast. 

It[em] paide the Aparitor for bringing the prayer booke for the
        fast & for a prayer for ye kinge

Item: paid the Apparitor for bringing the prayer book for the 

fast and for a prayer for the King. 

An apparitor in this context refers to an officer of an ecclesiastical court. 

It[em] for (the) booke and bill        

Item: for the book and bill. 

In connection with a visitation. 

It[em] for a (Rooke) (Booke) nett    

Item: for a Book net. 

Net in this case may refer to the cost remaining after all necessary deductions have been made - unclear. 

paide for or expences at the visitation at (charde), laying in or
        bill and or booke of Articles

Paid for our expenses at the visitation at Chard, laying in our bill and our book of Articles. 

It[e]m for a booke of Articles and laying in or bill(s)    

Item: for a book of Articles and laying in our bills. 

This occurred at a visitation at Crewkerne. 

for a booke for the fast    

For a book for the fast. 

he layd out to wardes byynge of a boke
        callide a dyctionari we doth remayne in the
        Scole howse & for the caridge from London

He laid out towards buying of a book

called a dictionary that does remain in the 

School house and for the carriage from London. 

Price for the carriage and the books are all grouped together with no differentiation.