_To my right trusty and intierly welbeloved frend, John Paston, Squier._
[Sidenote: 1456 / AUG. 10]
Right trusty and entierly welbeloved frend, I grete you well, and wull
ze wite that Danyell[100.2] hath required me to write un to you, praying
you that ze wyll kepe the day upon Thursday[100.3] vij. dayes nexst
comyng, which shal be for the best, as I trust; not with standyng I
suppose lerned men wyll not be easy for to gete be cause of this besy
tyme of hervest. Almyghty God have you in Hise governaunce.
Writen at Mydelton,[100.4] the x. day of August.
Your frend,