GOOD DAUGHTER,

I must troble you once more abought my cosen Tenoson. She would

macke a manto gown of the grene and whight silke you sent down for a

peticot, but she wants two yards, and as much slit grene sarsinat as

will line it in sight. I pray send nurs to gett it and lett mee

know what it com to, and I will send you the mony. I sayes my Cossen

Cradock might send it me by the choch for she would have it as sonne

as possible. I bless God wee ar all in helth, and Tomey much longing

for his briches.

[5 _July_.]

Tomey have received his cloues, and is much delighted, and sends you

and his mother and grandmother dutty and thanckes, and meanes to war

them carfully.

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