CErtayne of vycars of Poules disposed to be mery on a sonday at hye masse tyme, sente another madde felowe of theyr acquointaunce vnto a folysshe dronken preest to gyue hym a bottell / whiche man mette wt the preest vpon the toppe of the stayres by the chauncell dore and spake to him and sayd thus. Syr my mayster hathe sente you a bottell to put your drynke in because he can kepe none in youre braynes. This preest therwith beynge very angry / all sodenly toke the bottell and with his fote flange it downe into the body of the churche vpon the gentylmens hede.
A. C. mery talys
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- 1526?]
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