So that on eyther syde ther was nothing but gladnes, nothing but prayer: To all that wyshed her grace wel, she gaue heartie thankes, and to suchĪs bade God save her grace, she sayde agayne god saue them all, and thanked them withĪll her heart. The text has been supplied based on evidence internal to this text (context, etc.).
Reason: The ink has faded, obscuring the text. Peoples good wyll, than they louingly offr This text has been supplied. Stode nigh to her grace, did declare her selfe no lesse thankefullye to receiue her ( KL)ntenaunce to such as stode farre of, and most tender & gentle lāguage to those that Text has been supplied based on evidence internal to this text (context, etc.). Up her handes, and merie cou This text has been supplied. Obedient subiectes towarde theyr soueraigne. Tender woordes, and all other signes, whiche argue a wonderfull earnest loue of most Marueylous entierly, as appeared by thassemblie, prayers, wishes, welcomminges, cryes, And entryng the citie was of the people receiued & other the nobilitie of this realme, as also with a notable trayne of goodly andīeawtifull ladies, richly appoynted. marched from the towre to passe through the citie of London towarde Westminster, richely furnished, & most honorably accompanied, as well with gentilmen, Barons, ( KL), Fraunce & Irelande, defendour of the faith. Oure mooste dradde soueraigne Ladye Elyzabeth by the grace of god Quene of Englande This text has been supplied. of the clocke at after noone, the moste noble and Christian princesse, day of Januarye in the yere of our Lord God.
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