...costs of the said houses. Also in them, young men and children, both gentlemen's children and others, both of mankind and woman-kind, be brought up in virtue,...in the English tongue and behaviour, to the great charges of the said houses ; that is to say, the women-kind of the whole Englishry of this land, for...

...in which 'young men and childer, both gentlemen childer and other, both of man kind' and woman kind, be brought up in virtue, learning, and in the English tongue and behaviour' were, notwithstanding this, closed.1 Some of the monks received secular benefices and some of the houses...