WORTHY SIR,

_The many favours, and courtesies, that I have Received from you, and

your much Honor'd Father, have put such an obligation upon me, as I have

bin long cogitateing how to expresse myselfe by the requitall of some

part of them; Now this Play having diverse yeeres since beene thrust

into the world to seeke its owne entertainment, without so much as an

epistle, or under the Shelter of any generous spirit, is now almost

become worne out of memory: and comming to be press'd to the publique

view againe, it having none to speake for it (the _Author_ being dead) I

am bold to recommend the same to your Worships protection, I know your

studies are more propense to more serious subjects, yet vouchsafe, I

beseech you, to recreate your selfe with this at some vacant time when

your leasure will permit you to peruse it, and daigne mee to bee_,

Your Worships bounden Servant,

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