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    <bess_letter id="061">        
        
        
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            <superscription hand="Sir William St. Loe">
                To my loveng wyff att<lb/>
                chatesworth yeve thys<lb/>
                wyth spede./
            </superscription>
            
            <note hand="archivist" type="Later editorial note">
                curious
            </note>
        </address_leaf>
        
        <letter_text hand="Sir William St. Loe">            
            <note hand="archivist" type="Item number">
                X.d.428<lb/>
                (77)
            </note>
            
            <note hand="archivist" type="Old foliation/item number">
                39
            </note>
            
            my honest swete chatesworth I lyke the <add>wekelye</add> pryce off my <del>hyf</del><lb/>
            hyred cowrte stvff so evyll thatt apon thvr<del>d</del>sdaye nextt I wyll<lb/>
            send ytt home agayne att whyche daye the weke endyth<lb/>
            I praye yow cawse soche stvff as mowsall left packt in a schete<lb/>
            to be browght hythar by the nextt caryar there be hand<lb/>
            towels and other thyngs therein thatt I mvst occvpye when<lb/>
            I <add>schall lye</add> att whyte hawll <del>schall lye</del> my men hath neyther schvrtt<lb/>
            nor eynye other thyng to schyft them vntyll thatt cvm./ <del>trust</del><lb/>
            <add>trust</add> noen off yowre men to <del>d</del> ryde eynye yowre howsyd horsys bvtt<lb/>
            onelye Ihames cromp or Wyllyam marchyngton bvtt neyther<lb/>
            off them wythowte good <del>o</del> cawse serve spedelye to be doen<lb/>
            for nags ther be enow abowte the howse to serve other<lb/>
            pvrposys./ one handfvll off otes to everye one off the geldyngs<lb/>
            att a wateryng wylbe svffysyent so they be not laboryd<lb/>
            yow mvst cawse svm to overse the horskepar for thatt<lb/>
            he ys verye well learnyd in loyteryng./ the qvene hath<lb/>
            fownde greatt fawt wyth my long absens sayeng sche<lb/>
            wolde talck wyth me farder and <del/> thatt<lb/>
            sche wolde well chyde me therevnto I anseryd<lb/>
            thatt when her hyghnes vnderstode the trawth and the<lb/>
            cawse sche wolde nott be offendyd wherevnto sche sayed<lb/>
            verye well <illeg type="blotted" content="syr"/> very well howbeytt <del>had</del> <add>hand</add> off hers dyd<lb/>
            I nott kysse./ the lorde kepar hath promysed me fayth<lb/>
            fvllye to be att boeth dayes heryng and that yff eyther<lb/>
            lawe or consyens be on my syde I schall have ytt to my<lb/>
            contentasyon./ Vawghan ys cvm vnto towne bvtt not yett<lb/>
            bagott./ stevyns and we schall go thoro on frydaye nextt<lb/>
            at whyche tyme hys brothar wylbe here who hath dysbvrsed<lb/>
            sevyn hvnderyed off the xij. hvnderyed pownds./ I<lb/>
            have had extreme payne in my teeth sythens sondaye<lb/>
            dynar./ thvs wyth akeng teeth I <add>end</add> prayng the lyveng<lb/>
            
            <note hand="archivist" type="Old foliation/item number">
                17
            </note>
            
            <pb/>
            
            to preserve the and all thyen <del/> <add>wrytan att</add> london ageynst<lb/>
            my wyll <del>my yff</del> where I my yff other wayes owre mattars<lb/>
            myght well be endyd <del/> thys xxiiij<sup>th</sup> off<lb/>
            october./<lb/>
            
            <subscription hand="Sir William St. Loe" place="right">
            yowr <del/> <add>loveng hvsband</add> wyth akeng hartt vntyll<lb/>
            we mete<lb/>
            
                <signature hand="Sir William St. Loe" place="right">
                    Wyllyam Seyntlo/
                </signature>
            </subscription>
            
            <postscript hand="Sir William St. Loe" place="left">
                yff yow thynck good lease<lb/>
                yowre fysschyng in dove vnto<lb/>
                agard we ar the losers by<lb/>
                svfferyng hytt as we have doen./
            </postscript>
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