almost there

June

1^st Day of June:

Narrator: Old William has returned he speaks of The miraculous Hebrew.

Catharine: the villager spoke was but gibberish, the product of a brain fever or an overactive imagination .Gone are Williams hopes for greatness .he is standing again, his back to our fire writing of the founding of Rome by twin orphans nursed by a wolf .

2^nd day of June:

Narrator: A message from Robert has come

Robert :My wife has died along with the child she carriedL

Catharine: Astonishingly she had died as little fuss as she lived .I never once called her name it was Agnes. Mayhap I need brume some wormwood and periwinkle, to comfort my heart.

3ed Day of June:                                                                             Catherine: We dressed in green and yellow Whit day and sang “Summer is cumin in “The dancers are wearing Tree costumes they are warm but yet clumsy .We were happy to think on the church ale to come.

4^th day of June:                                                                                 Catharine: Quiet Day .I am sore of head and sour of stomach.      

5^th day of June:                                                                                       Narrator: Catharine Helped an ant today .Catharine: She was struggling back to its home and was carrying a burden that looked so heavy it could squish her .I knew that the villagers would be riding there animals down soon so I put her on a leaf and found a near by hole in the dirt that looked like a home to her .She stumbled around but made her way to the hole.

6^th day of June                                                                                                        Catharine’s Father: Roar!!!                                                                          Catharine: My father woke up roaring this morning. Toothache .He rubbed garlic on his thumb and left the smelly paste there all day, but that reliable remedy failed him.                                                                          Catharine’s father: I will go to the Lincoln tooth puller                     Catherine’s Mother: No, I’m afraid the pulling will leave a whole and the evil sprits will get into your body.                                                                                                   Catherine: I think it’s more likely the evil spirits could get out.

 

8^th day of June                                                                 Narrator: Catherine’s mother convinced the beast to send to the abbey for the Spanish physician. She thinks that he can cure the toothache without leaving a hole.

11^th day of June                                                                                  Narrator: Two days ago the Spanish physician was at Catherine’s house telling her father that the toothache was caused by an imbalance of humors in his body and he needed to take out some blood from his body.                      Catharine: The Spanish physician cut a vein of my father and caught the heavy dark blood in a pot. Then the physician took some henbane leaves and mixed it together, and also rolled it into little pellets, and dropped it in the fire. But my father still roared so the physician return .The toothache it seems didn’t come from any unbalanced humors but from a tooth worm buried deep under my fathers jaw. while my father was by the fire his beard caught a fire.

 13^th day of June                                                                                          Narrator: They were on their way to the tooth puller in Lincoln. Morwenna, Catherine, and Catherine’s father went to the tooth puller. Because the worm was very stubborn and hard for the physician to get out.      Morwenna: You should be in the play in Lincoln about the Wonders of Creation and the life of Jesus.                                                        Catharine’s Father: Sure, Why not?                                                Catharine: I will be there to see.

19^th Day of June:                                                                                  Narrator: Catharine saw many things on her way to the tooth puller Catharine: there were dogs, cats, roosters, geese, pigs, horses, merchants, travelers, house wives hurrying to the market, serving maid cleaning and much more. When we reached the puller the beast roared again but the tooth was out. My fathers jaw was black and swollen.                                Narrator: Catharine also talks about the many differences of heaven and hell.

20^th day of June:                                                                                   Narrator: Meg from the dairy finally has three pigs so she will marry Thomas Bakers oldest son Alf, as soon as they get a cottage .          Catherine: if only I was Meg.

22^nd day of June                                                                                  Catherine: this afternoon I was flea catching I spread a white cloth on each bed so even my weak eyes could I the black fleas. Then Later today I thought of ways to get rid of shaggy beard.

23ed Day of June                                                                                           Narrator: everyone is celebrating Midsummer Eve eating drinking and dancing in the fields but Catharine cannot.                                    Catherine: I’m filled with dread over this marriage business .If only the bonfires lit throughout the shire this night to drive demons and dragons away would drive unwelcome suitors away as well .I am going to bed with the sounds of singing in my ears but not in my heart.

24^th Day f June                                                                                              Catherine: where will next midsummer day find me?

25^th day of June                                                                                                            Ralph littlemouse: I had a dream that Perkin’s Granny was siting by the road with blood on her clothes so in the morning I ran to her cottage and she was dead.                                                                                           Narrator: Glynna Cotter and Thomas bakers wife, Ann, washed and dressed her and laid her on the table cottage .Tonight all the villagers watch when they will really be playing games and drinking                                   Catherine: at least she’s not alone

26^th day of June

Catharine: We took Perkins granny from her cottage to the church in the dark Father Huw said a lot of thing about sinners and hellfire.After I tried to convice perkin to sleep in our hall but he said no.

 

27^th Day of June

Narrator: Before light Catherine awoke and slipped into her clothes and went to the dairy to see Meg.

Catharine: Meg, I have inspired notion .I think God sent Perkin’s Granny’s cottage to you.

Meg: A cottage (sigh) Married (sigh) me and Alf (sigh)

(Heidi and Susheel jump around in happiness)(Meg stops)

Meg: Your Father, My lady .Would he? Could he? Could you?

 

Catherine: I knew what she was trying to ask. While Meg finished coaxing the cows I went to coax my father .I found him in the hall with his breakfast bread and ale, frowning at odd William, lying between himself and the warmth of the fire ……Sir, the morning dawns fair.I hope it find you well

Father: Slurp

Catherine: for certain …Perkins Granny is in heaven this day, watching over us all I know God would want her with him, so good he was and generous .God ever rewards the generous.

Father: Slurp

Catherine: Generous as she was I know she would want to share  what she had with the others left behind like her warmest mantle with the miller her empty cottage with about to be weds .

Almost Done

June

1^st Day of June:

Narrator: Old William has returned he speaks of The miraculous Hebrew.

Catharine: the villager spoke was but gibberish, the product of a brain fever or an overactive imagination .Gone are Williams hopes for greatness .he is standing again, his back to our fire writing of the founding of Rome by twin orphans nursed by a wolf .

2^nd day of June:

Narrator: A message from Robert has come

Robert: My wife has died along with the child she carriedL

Catharine: Astonishingly she had died as little fuss as she lived .I never once called her name it was Agnes. Mayhap I need brume some wormwood and periwinkle, to comfort my heart.

3ed Day of June:                                                                                 Catharine: We dressed in green and yellow Whit day and sang “Summer is cumen in “ The dancers are wearing Tree costumes they are warm but yet clumsy .We were happy to think on the church ale to come.

4^th day of June :                                                                                Catharine: Quiet Day .I am sore of head and sour of stomach.      

5^th day of June:                                                                                       Narrator: Catharine Helped an ant today .Catharine: She was struggling back to its home and was carrying a burden that looked so heavy it could squish her .I knew that the villagers would be riding there animals down soon so I put her on a leaf and found a near by hole in the dirt that looked like a home to her .She stumbled around but made her way to the hole.

6^th day of June                                                                                                 Catharine’s Father: Roar!!!                                                                          Catharine: My father woke up roaring this morning. Toothache .He rubbed garlic on his thumb and left the smelly paste there all day, but that reliable remedy failed him.                                                              Catharine’s father: I will go to the Lincoln tooth puller                      Catherine’s Mother: No, I’m afraid the pulling will leave a whole and the evil sprits will get into your body.                                                        Catherine :I think its more likely the evil spirits could get out.

 

8^th day of June                                                               Narrator: Catherine’s mother convinced the beast to send to the abbey for the Spanish physician. She thinks that he can cure the toothache without leaving a hole.

11^th day of June                                                                               Narrator: Two days ago the Spanish physician was at Catherine’s house telling her father that the toothache was caused by an imbalance of humors in his body and he needed to take out some blood from his body.    Catharine: The Spanish physician cut a vein of my father and caught the heavy dark blood in a pot. Then the physician took some henbane leaves and mixed it together, and also rolled it into little pellets, and dropped it in the fire. But my father still roared so the physician return .The toothache it seems didn’t come from any unbalanced humors but from a toothworm buried deep under my fathers jaw.while my father was by the fire his beard caught a fire.

 13^th day of June                                                                                          Narrator: They were on their way to the tooth puller in Lincoln. Morwenna, Catherine, and Catherine’s father went to the tooth puller. Because the worm was very stubborn and hard for the physician to get out.      Morwenna: You should be in the play in Lincoln about the Wonders of Creation and the life of Jesus.                                                   Catharine’s Father: Sure, Why not?                                                Catharine: I will be there to see.

19^th Day of June:                                                                                  Narrator: Catharine saw many things on her way to the tooth puller Catharine: there were dogs, cats, roosters, geese, pigs, horses, merchants, travelers, house wives hurrying to the market, serving maid cleaning and much more. When we reached the puller the beast roared again but the tooth was out. My fathers jaw was black and swollen.                              Narrator: Catharine also talks about the many differences of heaven and hell .

20^th day of June:                                                                                Narrator :Meg from the dairy finnaly has three pigs so she will marry Thomas Bakers oldest son Alf,as soon as they get a cottage .

Catherine: if only I was Meg.

22^nd day of June                                                                             Catherine: this afternoon I was flea catching I spread a white cloth on each bed so even my weak eyes could I the black fleas. Today I thought of ways to get rid of shaggy beard.

23ed day of June   

Part5

Before  light  this  day  I woke  an  inspider   notion  I slipped  out  of  my  bed  and  into  my  clothes  and  was  at  the  dairy  before  light  meg  was  already  there  trying   to  coax  milk  from  an  unwilling  cow  

 

Meg  I  have an  inspired  notion  I  said  you  and  alf  need  a  cottage  perkins  granny  does  not  I  think  god  sent  perkins  grannys  cottage  to  you 

 

Megs  eyes  lits  as  though  I  had  set  a  torch  light  to  them  a  cottage  she  sighed  married  she  sighed  me  and  alf  she  sighed 

 

We  gumped  around  the  dairy  a  bit  and  then  meg  stopped  biting  her  lip  and  scowling  your  my  lady  would  he  could  we  could you

 

i knew  what  she  was  trying  to  ask  while  meg  finished  coaxing  the  cows  I went   to  coax  my  father  I  found  him  in  the  hall  with  his  breakfast  bread    and  ale  frowning  at  the  snoring  lump  that  was  

part4

 

Catherine, Called Birdy

8^th day - 13^th day: Feast of Saint William of York, Feast of Saint Barnabas, and Feast so Saint Antony of Padua.

 

Catherine’s mother convinced the beast to send to the abbey for the Spanish physician.        She thinks that he can cure her father’s toothache without leaving a hole.

Two days ago the Spanish physician was at Catherine’s house telling her father that the toothache was caused by an imbalance of humors in his body and he needed to take out some blood from his body. The Spanish physician cut a vein of Catherine’s father and caught the heavy dark blood in a pot. Then the physician took some henbane leaves and mixed it together, and also rolled it into little pellets, and dropped it in the fire.

       They were on their way to the tooth puller in Lincoln. Morwenna, Catherine, and Catherine’s father went to the tooth puller, but the tooth puller was really for Catherine’s father. Morwenna convinced Catherine’s father to be in the play in Lincoln about the Wonders of Creation and the life of Jesus and I will be there to see.

Part3

19^th day of June, Feast is saints Gevase and protase, whose relics restored the sight of a blind butcher in Milan.

       Katherine explains what the sounds and what she sees on the way to the tooth pooler.

She also explains what the difference was between heaven and hell.

 

20^th day of June, Feast of saint Alban, be headed by a soldier who’s eyes then fell out.Saint Alban is buried near here. At Saints Albans.

       Katherine took a bath in linen and she got to see her mom.

 

Part3

19^th day of June, Feast is saints Gevase and protase, whose relics restored the sight of a blind butcher in Milan.

       Katherine explains what the sounds and what she sees on the way to the tooth pooler.

She also explains what the difference was between heaven and hell.

 

20^th day of June, Feast of saint Alban, be headed by a soldier who’s eyes then fell out.Saint Alban is buried near here. At Saints Albans.

       Katherine took a bath in linen and she got to see her mom.

 

Part 2

1^st Day of June:

Narrator: Old William has returned he speaks of The miraculous Hebrew.

Catharine: the villager spoke was but gibberish, the product of a brain fever or an overactive imagination .Gone are Williams hopes for greatness .he is standing again, his back to our fire writing of the founding of Rome by twin orphans nursed by a wolf .

2^nd day of June:

Narrator: A message from Robert has come

Robert :My wife has died along with the child she carried L

Catharine: Astonishingly she had died as little fuss as she lived .I never once called her name it was Agnes. Mayhap I need brume some wormwood and periwinkle, to comfort my heart.

3ed Day of June:                                                               We dressed in green and yellow to celebrate Whit day and sang “Summer is cumen in “ The dancers are wearing Tree costumes they are warm but yet clumsy .We were happy to think on the church ale to come.

4^th day of June :                                              Cathrine:Quiet Day .I am sore of head and sour of stomach.      

5^th day of June:                                                                     Narrator: Cathrine Helped an ant today.Cathrine:She was struggling back to its home and was carryiong a burden that looked so heavy it could squish her .I knew that the The villagers would be wriding there animals down soon so I put her on a leaf and found a near by hole in the dirt that looked like a home to her .She stumbled around but made her way to the hole.

6^th day  

Cathrines Father: Roar!!!

Cathrine :My father woke up roaring this morning. Toothache .He rubbed   

                                                         

Cathrine Called Birdy June
Mood:  a-ok

June

1^st Day of June:

Narrator: Old William has returned he speaks of The miraculous Hebrew.

Catharine: the villager spoke was but gibberish, the product of a brain fever or an overactive imagination .Gone are Williams hopes for greatness .he is standing again, his back to our fire writing of the founding of Rome by twin orphans nursed by a wolf .

2^nd day of June:

Narrator: A message from Robert has come

Robert :My wife has died along with the child she carriedL

Catharine: Astonishingly she had died as little fuss as she lived .I never once called her name it was Agnes. Mayhap I need brume some wormwood and periwinkle, to comfort my heart.

3ed Day of June:

we dressed in green and yellow