_To my right trusty and enterly welbeloved frend, John Paston, Squier._
[Sidenote: Year uncertain]
Right trusty and enterly welbeloved frend, I grete you welle; and for as
mych as there is vareaunce betwene William Wotton and hise moder and the
fermour there, wherfore I pray you that ze wyll [fynde][138.3] a weye
accordyng to right for to put hem in rest and pees. For in as mych as
they be yo[ur] tenantes, ze aught to have the reule of them before any
other, praying you to do youre part to put hem oute of trouble.
I pray God have you in hise governance. Writen at Midelton, the xiij.
day of Aprille.
Youre frend,