SIR,

This is but a Postscript to the last Letter, and it is onely to tell you,

that it was an impertinent jealousie that I conceived of that Gentlemans

absence from my L[ord] for he gives that full Testimonie of him that he

never discerned any kinde of unfitnesse in him for any imployment, except

too much goodnesse; and Conscientiousnesse may sometimes make him somewhat

lesse fit for some kindes of businesse, then a man of a looser raine. And

this is all, that I conceive to have been in the commandment wherewith you

honoured

_Your very humble and thankfull

servant in Christ Jesus_

J. Donne.

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