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Sir I receaved Theserdaye a letre from Gray, wherin he hath advertised me of youre fatherly kindnes towardes my Knight in supplyinge his want, wherin I do assure my selfe you shall finde him in all respectes fullye answerable to youre best expectation of him: when you are at Hunston I shall wish my self their so as I might avoide the extraordinarye charges? that might growe therby, the which nowe I thinke it tyme to looke unto, the rather wherby to hasen my comminge to line in place wher nowe I take it to be my greates comfort and yet contente my self to say, till fortune shall aford me fitt? for the place, I would be glade to heare by this bearer of the p[er]fecte recovery of youre trobles In firmitye: Thus havinge no newes to advertise you of do humbly take my leave, desiringe youre and my mothers blessinges to me and mine, not forgetfull of my commendacions to my grandmother and my sister Parston committinge you to the tuicion of the Almightye. wyverton the 24?th of August

Youre obedient daughter during life. Anne le Strange

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