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 |Transcription=The 21th of October 1657.
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 the said eightie pounds which the said producent was damnified by the
 said hurt befallen the said bookes hee lost by meanes of the said
-dammage 30 li per cent: more in this deponents estimation , which the said bookes would have yeelded
+dammage 30 li per cent&#58; more in this deponents estimation , which the said bookes would have yeelded
 here (if they had come in good condition) more than their said cost. And
 otherwise hee cannot depose, saving that when the said bookes came
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 as this deponent alsoe
 estimateth the same
-Jo: Crooke &#91;SIGNATURE, LH MARGIN&#93;
+Jo&#58; Crooke &#91;SIGNATURE, LH MARGIN&#93;
 To the Interrogatories. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 &#123;Repeated with his precontest before doctor God&#125;olphin
-John: Crooke &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
+John&#58; Crooke &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 sterling, and soe that the whole parcell was not then worth above an hundred and thirtie
 pounds, XXXX would they indeed have yeelded some money but
-that the said producent afterwards used much dendeavour and tooke greate care to
+that the said producent afterwards used much endeavour and tooke greate care to
 drie and recover them what hee could, And further saith that besides
 the said eightie pounds which the said producent was damnified by the

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 that hee this deponent and his said precontest upon such their view
 found and agreed that the said three bales were damnified or deteriorated eightie pounds
-sterling, and soe ˹that the whole parcell was˺ not then worth above an hundred and thirtie
+sterling, and soe that the whole parcell was not then worth above an hundred and thirtie
 pounds, XXXX would they indeed have yeelded some money but
 that the said producent afterwards used much dendeavour and tooke greate care to

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 and this hee saith was in or about June last past, at which time the
 producents Invoice of the buying and cost thereof was also produced
-and showne unto them. And saith that upon such their view they found ˹three of the foresaid bales namely those numbred 3. 4. 7
+and showne unto them. And saith that upon such their view they found three of the foresaid bales namely those numbred 3. 4. 7
 the said bookes exceedingly dammaged and almost spoiled with water
 which they had received aboard the shipp the voyage in question, and &#91;say GUTTER&#93;

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 upon the arivall of the foure bales of booke arlate marked and numbred as in the margent from beyond the
 seas, and bringing thereof into Pauls churchyard, hee this deponent
-and his precontest Samuel Thomson were spoken unto ˹by the producent˺ and desired
+and his precontest Samuel Thomson were spoken unto by the producent and desired
 to view them in regard of the dammage which they had received by
 water, whereupon they viewed the same with diligence and care
 and this hee saith was in or about June last past, at which time the
 producents Invoice of the buying and cost thereof was also produced
-and showne unto them. And saith that upon such their view they found ˹three of the foresaid bales namely those numbred 3. 4. 7˺
+and showne unto them. And saith that upon such their view they found ˹three of the foresaid bales namely those numbred 3. 4. 7
 the said bookes exceedingly dammaged and almost spoiled with water
 which they had received aboard the shipp the voyage in question, and &#91;say GUTTER&#93;
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 sterling, and soe ˹that the whole parcell was˺ not then worth above an hundred and thirtie
 pounds, XXXX would they indeed have yeelded some money but
-that the said producent ˹afterwards˺ used much dendeavour and tooke greate care to
+that the said producent afterwards used much dendeavour and tooke greate care to
 drie and recover them what hee could, And further saith that besides
 the said eightie pounds which the said producent was damnified by the

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+|Transcription=The 21th of October 1657.
-. The 21th of October 1657.
-. <margin value="Left">Davies against Johnson&#125;</margin>
+Davies against Johnson&#125;
-. Exámined upon the foresaid libell.
-. <margin value="Left">Rp. 4.</margin>
+Exámined upon the foresaid libell.
-. '''John Crooke''' of the citie of London Bookeseller, aged
-. 42 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and exámined.
+'''Rp. 4.'''
-. To the first article hee saith hee well knoweth the producent
-. Thomas Davies, and that hee was the time arlate owner of the
+'''John Crooke''' of the citie of London Bookeseller, aged
-. bales of bookes arlate, and for such commonly accounted, and received
+yeeres or thereabouts sworne and exámined.
-. the same as his owne and disposed thereof, and this deponent saw the
-. Invoice of the ladeing thereof for his account.
+To the first article hee saith hee well knoweth the producent
-. To the second, 3. 4. 5. 6. ˹7 and 8˺ articles hee saith and deposeth that
+Thomas Davies, and that hee was the time arlate owner of the
-. upon the arivall of the ˹foure˺ bales of booke arlate ˹marked and numbred as in the margent˺ from beyond the
+bales of bookes arlate, and for such commonly accounted, and received
-. seas, and bringing thereof into Pauls churchyard, hee this deponent
+the same as his owne and disposed thereof, and this deponent saw the
-. and his precontest Samuel Thomson were spoken unto ˹by the producent˺ and desired
+Invoice of the ladeing thereof for his account.
-. to view them in regard of the dammage which they had received by
-. water, whereupon they viewed the same with diligence and care
+To the second, 3. 4. 5. 6. 7 and 8 articles hee saith and deposeth that
-. and this hee saith was in or about June last past, at which time the
+upon the arivall of the foure bales of booke arlate marked and numbred as in the margent from beyond the
-. producents Invoice of the buying and cost thereof was also produced
+seas, and bringing thereof into Pauls churchyard, hee this deponent
-. and showne unto them. And saith that upon such their view they found ˹three of the foresaid bales namely those numbred 3. 4. 7˺
+and his precontest Samuel Thomson were spoken unto ˹by the producent˺ and desired
-. the said bookes exceedingly dammaged and almost spoiled with water
+to view them in regard of the dammage which they had received by
-. which they had received aboard the shipp the voyage in question, and &#91;say GUTTER&#93;
+water, whereupon they viewed the same with diligence and care
-. that they were soe soaked in wett that they stanke exceedingly by
+and this hee saith was in or about June last past, at which time the
-. reason thereof. And whereas the ˹first˺ cost of ˹all˺ the said bookes according
+producents Invoice of the buying and cost thereof was also produced
-. to the Invoice was upwards of two hundred and tenn pounds, hee saith
+and showne unto them. And saith that upon such their view they found ˹three of the foresaid bales namely those numbred 3. 4. 7˺
-. that hee this deponent and his said precontest upon such their view
+the said bookes exceedingly dammaged and almost spoiled with water
-. found and agreed that ˹the said three bales˺ were damnified or deteriorated eightie pounds
+which they had received aboard the shipp the voyage in question, and &#91;say GUTTER&#93;
-. sterling, and soe ˹that the whole parcell was˺ not then worth above an hundred and thirtie
+that they were soe soaked in wett that they stanke exceedingly by
-. pounds, XXXX would they indeed have yeelded some money but
+reason thereof. And whereas the first cost of all the said bookes according
-. that the said producent ˹afterwards˺ used much dendeavour and tooke greate care to
+to the Invoice was upwards of two hundred and tenn pounds, hee saith
-. drie and recover them what hee could, And further saith that besides
+that hee this deponent and his said precontest upon such their view
-. the said eightie pounds which the said producent was damnified by the
+found and agreed that the said three bales were damnified or deteriorated eightie pounds
-. said hurt befallen the said bookes hee lost by meanes of the said
+sterling, and soe ˹that the whole parcell was˺ not then worth above an hundred and thirtie
-. dammage 30 li per cent: more in this deponents estimation , which the said bookes would have yeelded
+pounds, XXXX would they indeed have yeelded some money but
-. here (if they had come in good condition) more than their said cost. And
+that the said producent ˹afterwards˺ used much dendeavour and tooke greate care to
-. otherwise hee cannot depose, saving that when the said bookes came
+drie and recover them what hee could, And further saith that besides
-. over, the weather and time of the yeare were soe faire and good, that
+the said eightie pounds which the said producent was damnified by the
-. the dammage was generally imputed to the neglect of the master of the
+said hurt befallen the said bookes hee lost by meanes of the said
-. shipp and company And saith that besides the said eightie pounds which this deponent and
+dammage 30 li per cent: more in this deponents estimation , which the said bookes would have yeelded
-. his precontest estimated to be a losse upon the first price of the said bookes
+here (if they had come in good condition) more than their said cost. And
-. said producent suffered losse at the rate of twenty in the hundred in his share of the
+otherwise hee cannot depose, saving that when the said bookes came
-.
+over, the weather and time of the yeare were soe faire and good, that
-. <margin value="Left">profitt hee might have made here in the sale of the said
+the dammage was generally imputed to the neglect of the master of the
-. bookes if they had not bin soe damnified
+shipp and company And saith that besides the said eightie pounds which this deponent and
-. as this deponent alsoe
+his precontest estimated to be a losse upon the first price of the said bookes
-. estimateth the same
+said producent suffered losse at the rate of twenty in the hundred in his share of the
-. Jo: Crooke SIGNATURE, LH MARGIN</margin>
-.
+&#91;LH MARGIN TEXT&#93; profitt hee might have made here in the sale of the said
-. To the Interrogatories. CENTRE HEADING
+bookes if they had not bin soe damnified
-. To the first and second hee answereth that hee cometh required by
+as this deponent alsoe
-. the producent to testifie the truth in this cause, and saith he was at
+estimateth the same
-. the opening of the said bales of bookes, which was donne (to his remembrance)
+Jo: Crooke &#91;SIGNATURE, LH MARGIN&#93;
-. on the next day after their receiving from on board, and saith they were
-. unbound, and by his remembrance printed in the parts of Holland and
+To the Interrogatories. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-. Germany, and otherwise saving as aforesaid hee cannot answer saving
-. negatively for his part, and saving that if the said bookes had bin opened
+To the first and second hee answereth that hee cometh required by
-. aboard, they would have bin quite spoiled because they clove or stuck soe
+the producent to testifie the truth in this cause, and saith he was at
-. one sheete To another, that they would have bin torne in peeces with opening up they
+the opening of the said bales of bookes, which was donne (to his remembrance)
-. being soe very wet, and there being noe convenience of drying them aboard
+on the next day after their receiving from on board, and saith they were
-. &#123;Repeated with his precontest before doctor God&#125;olphin
+unbound, and by his remembrance printed in the parts of Holland and
-. John: Crooke SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
+Germany, and otherwise saving as aforesaid hee cannot answer saving
-</document-end>
+negatively for his part, and saving that if the said bookes had bin opened
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