it is straunge to me to here you
to complayne of want of care of you in your absence
when my thoughts are seldom removed from you which
must assuredly set me aworkinge of any thinge may doe
you good, & for writinge the one of us yf not both
never let messenges pass without letter, your stay
abroad is so short in any one place & we so unhappy in
givinge you contentment as our letters com not to your
hands which we are sorry for. And to tel you further
of S’r John Da’vers Love which I dare sweare is to no
man more, he is & hath beene so careful to keep you
from lake of money now you are abroad as your Baylife
faylinge payment as they continually doe & pay no man,
he goeth to your Merchaunt, offers him self & all the
powers he can make to supply you as your occasions may
require, mistake him not, but beleeve me there was
never a tenderer hart or a lovinger minde in any man
then is in him towards you who have power to com’aund
him & all that is his. Now for your Baylifs I must
tell you they have not yet payed your brothers all
their Anuities due at Midsom’er past & but half due
at Christmas last and no news of the rest, this yf
advauntage were taken might be preiuditiall to you and
it is ill for your Brothers & very ill you have such
officers.
“I hope it will bringe you home & that is all the good
can com of this. your sister Johnes hath long beene
sicke & within this 8 dayes hath brought a boy she is
so weake as she is much feared by those aboute her. my
Lady Vachell lyes now adyeinge the bell hath twice gone
for her. your wife & sweet children are well & herein
I send you little Florence letter to see what comfort
you may have of your deare children, let them, my Dear
sonn, draw you home & affoorde them your care and me
your comfort that desire more to see you then I desire
any thinge ells in the world, and now I end with my
dayly prayer for your health and safe retorne to Your
ever lovinge mother,
Magd: Da’vers.
“I have received the Pattent of your Br: William, & S’r
John hath beene with the ambassatore who stayes for S’r
James Sandaline[7] his cominge.”
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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