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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. 

(It[e]m) p[ai]d for a booke that came from my Lord Bishopp

Item: paid for a book that came from my Lord Bishop. 

(It[e]m) p[ai]d for the marriage table

Item: paid for the marriage table. 

(It[e]m) p[ai]d for reading of p[ro]clamat[i]ons this yeare

Item: paid for reading of proclamations this year. 

(It[e]m) p[ai]d for (a) comon prayer booke

Item: paid for a common prayer book. 

(It[e]m) p[ai]d for reading of Proclamacons

Item: paid for reading of Proclamations. 

(It[e]m) p[ai]d for a Booke of Homilies

Item: paid for a Book of Homilies. 

(It[e]m) p[ai]d for Dismissnig [sic?] out of the court being prsent for
        not haveing a booke of homilie(s)

Item: paid for Dismissing out of the court being present for 

not having a book of homilies. 

(It[e]m) p[ai]d for a prayer booke

Item: paid for a prayer book.