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Document Reference	Pw V 420
Title	MS poem, entitled 'To Mr. Bennet & his Lady vpon their arrivall att Mansfield Woodhouse Octo<b>er ye 3d It beeing att that time very bad weather', by William Tunstall; n.d.
Extent	2 ff
Level	Item/file
Content Description	Text consists of 63 lines. The title and the quotation, which follows it, are in the author's hand, as are the initials 'TW' on f 3r. The quotation, 'Sive Aquilo radit Terras, seu Bruma Nivalem / Interiore diem Gyro trahit, Ire paratur', is from Horace, Satires 2.6.25-6 (slightly variant text) Poem endorsed in unknown hand 'Mr Tunstens Verses on Mrs Benitts Wedden'
Title Of Work	To Mr. Bennet & his Lady vpon their arrivall att Mansfield Woodhouse, Octo<b>r. ye 3d It beeing att that time very bad weather
First Line of Poem	Whilst others, now, lament the Sun's retreat
Last Line of Poem	One halfe to Witt assign'd, the other halfe to Love
Language	English
Language	Latin
Physical Description	One sheet folded once to form two folios Physical match: Pw V 421 (script) & Pw V 422 (script)
Condition	Generally good but creased and stained
Descriptive Features	Watermark: Arms of the City of London, approx. 70 x 46 mm Countermark: Royal Cipher, AR surmounted by crown, approx. 30 x 26 mm
Watermark	Arms of London
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