Sidenote: Turkie stones and mantles of cotton wooll found in Guasco.
They have much wooll, and as good as thewooll of Spaine.
Many people are set on worke both in the one and in the other: they spin their wooll as we doe, and in steed of oyle, they haue hogs grease: they twist not their threed so much as wee doe, neither worke so fine a threed.
The people of this prouince pay their tribute to the king all in Cotton wooll and Feathers.
They haue no cotton wooll growing, because the countrey is colde, yet they weare mantels thereof as your honour may see by the shewe thereof: and true it is that there was found in their houses certaine yarne made of cotton wooll.
The Indians of this prouince pay all their tribute in mantles of cotton wooll and cacao.
Maister Boner the Kinges highnes nothing dowtyth in your wysedom polyce and discrecyon But that ye wooll Vse your Self according to his trust and expectacyon.
I wooll thys daye goo abowt to know the trowthe, thes thinges woold be met with all in tyme and the sonner the better.
They haue also a certayne kinde of harneis made of cotten wooll wrapped aboute their stomacke.
Note c: The finenesse of the wooll of Lemster in that Shiere.
Note l: From the aboundance of wooll in that tract.
THIS nation is the most famous for the great quantity of wooll of any in the world; and this county hath the most sheep and wooll of any other.
Another reason that conduces to the falling of the prices of woollis our women's wearing so much silk and Indian ware as they doe.
As Grevill and Wenman bought all the Coteswold wooll, so did Hall and Webb the wooll of Salisbury plaines; but these families are Roman Catholiques.
KING Edward the Third first settled the staples of wooll in Flanders.
Quaere, if it would not bee the better way to send our wooll beyond the sea again, as in the time of the staple?
Burford, near Salisbury, a faire on Lammas day; 'tis an eminent faire for wooll and sheep, the eve is for wooll and cheese.
The down-wooll is not of the finest of England, but of about the second rate.
This wood you must take with you, and see whether the Silke diers or Wooll diers in Turky can doe it, with this one you may inrich your selfe very much, and therefore it is to be endeuoured earnestly by you.
Do not we observe, that a Lamb sucking a Goat changes very much its Nature, nay even its Skin and Wooll into the Goat Kind?
But how few Ounces of Wooll do we see upon the Backs of those poor Creatures?
In the middest and a pretie distance from the prince, lie certeine sackes stuffed with wooll or haire, wheron the iudges of the realme, the master of the rols, and secretaries of estate doo sit.
Vpon this Island we did perceiue that there had bene people: or we found a small shoo and pieces of leather sowed with sinewes, and a piece of furre, and wooll like to Beuer.
There was granted to the king in this parlement six and twentie shillings eight pence of euerie sacke of wooll that was to be transported ouer the sea, for three yeares next insuing.
They lade also great store of Carrobi: for all the countrey thereabout adioning, and all the mountaines are full of Carrobi trees, they lade also cotton wooll there.
For the matter, it is made of lamb's-wooll and superstition.
No more I say, we have one for thee, a soft footed Master, One that wears wooll in's toes.
Let me see, euery Leauen-weather toddes, euery tod yeeldes pound and odde shilling: fifteene hundred shorne, what comes the wooll too?
Combers of wooll made use hereof, and Country people for cuts, aches and hard tumors.
Nor is this Salamanders wooll desumed from any Animal, but a Mineral substance Metaphorically so called from this received opinion.
This was the best lodging that I had since I leaped over the wall at Bourdeaux; for in the morning after I first came in I found in a corner an owld sack full of wooll of about 15^{lb}.
I contryved to wrap my whole body to the knees into itt, putting the wooll to my skin and tying my canvas wastcoate and britches on the tope of it whereby I became as warme although not soe fashonnably clad as ever I was.
In the same yeare the king raised the custome of wooll to an higher rate than had beene paid at any time before: for he tooke now fortie shillings of a sacke or sarpler, where before there was paid but half a marke.
And if the French armye shuld retourne agayne this yere to the sees, which verilly I rather thynck they wooll not, we shuld have no small mysse of those three peeces.
There be allso in this armye dyvers shippes, which, after another storme, wooll be hable to loke no more abroode this yere.
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