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Toby came not to his M^r vntill the xj of maij circit^r horā 7. ♀ maij 11. ♀ hor 7. 1604

R N Maij 11. ♀ renū fluv. habuit in sōnio 1604

Good M^r. Sandye there is one of my maides that hath bin extreme ill this two or three Daies & wee doe susspect it is an Ague |w^ch comes w^th an extreeme cold| I have sent you her water & would Intreate yo^r Advice & desire you to sende her those thingꝭ that you shall thinke needfull for her \she cannot keepe any thine that she takes/ shee was xviij yeares of age at michellmas last: & after Crismas god willing ether I will Come to you or else sende to intreate yo^r advice for my sealfe soe w^th my kindest Commendacons vnto you I Commit you to god     Addington

yo^r verye lovinge Frend

Magdalen Curson

this day about 10 I came fr{ō} Lambith

M^r Dayrell of Lillingston Day\re/ll. y. 40 d. ♂

S^r

my best respects remembred time beinge uery short I cannot write at large yet the desire I haue to know of your welfare hath made me to write a few lines to you my speciall frend I thanke god I liue in good health. and hope if my frinds please to supply me to liue gett y^t heare y^t will maintaine me as longe as I liue. and to doe my frends good hearafter Soe hopinge of y^r welfare and prayinge to god \to/ send me home to se you againe I Rest time beinge short

Your Poore seruant till death

Clement forman

frō Sant Christophers. in America y 20 of August 1628

To my ever honored vnckle M^r Richard Napier at his howse at Linford.

{illeg}

Right deere and ever honored S^r. I could nott omitt. this Convenient messenger w^thout a fewe lines testimoniall of all our healths hoaping and praying for the like to you and the Rest of our good friends in those ts. I prayse God my wife is salfly brought to bed of a daughter, before ether midwife or friend could come vnto her; I haue taken order to haue a {Charrerd} bought for you and to be sent vnto you for I am very loath to t w^th this which is all the books that I haue of y^rs; if itt be possible lett mee obtayne the fauoure of you as to keepe it as a Relicke; the bearer is in hast I shall therfore detaine you noe longer from your more searious affayres, but Rest as ever