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    <bess_letter id="068">
        
        
        <address_leaf>
            <superscription hand="George Talbot, sixth earl of Shrewsbury">
                To my wyfe
            </superscription>
        </address_leaf>
        
        <letter_text hand="George Talbot, sixth earl of Shrewsbury">
            <note hand="archivist" type="Item number">
                X.d.428<lb/>
                (89)
            </note>
            
            My dere none <del/> of All Ioys I have vndar god<lb/>
            <del>got</del> the gretestes is yo<expan>u</expan><sup>r</sup> celfe/ to thynke that I posses<lb/>
            so fethefull &amp; one that I know loves me so dearl<expan>y</expan><lb/>
            is All &amp; the gretest comforte that this yrthe can<lb/>
            gyve/ therefor god gyve me grace to be thankefull<lb/>
            to him for his goodnes shoud vnto me A vyle synare<lb/>
            &amp; where yo<expan>u</expan><sup>r</sup> Advyse in yo<expan>u</expan><sup>r</sup> lettar you wylled me to<lb/>
            burne whych I dyd that I shuld nott be Akon to this lade<lb/>
            nothyng of the mattar my stomake was so full I Asked<lb/>
            hur in quyett man<dip_expan>n</dip_expan>are whedd<expan>er</expan> che wrytt Any lettar<dip_expan>e</dip_expan>s<lb/>
            to Any hur frend<dip_expan>e</dip_expan>s that I wold stand in hur tytell<lb/>
            che <del>ha</del> Afyrmes of hur honor che hathe nott but<lb/>
            how so evare it is che hathe wrytten therein I maye<lb/>
            safly Answare I make small Acounte thereof<lb/>
            I thanke you my swete harte that you Arre<lb/>
            so wyllenge to cum whan I wyll/ therefore dere harte<lb/>
            sende me word how sone I myght send for<lb/>
            you/ &amp; tyll I maye have yo<expan>u</expan><sup>r</sup> compeny I shall<lb/>
            thynke longe my only Ioye/ &amp; therefor Apoynt me<lb/>
            Aday/ &amp; <del/> in the mene tyme I shall contente me<lb/>
            w<expan>i</expan><sup>t</sup><expan>h</expan> yo<expan>u</expan><sup>r</sup> wyll &amp; longe dayly for yo<expan>u</expan><sup>r</sup> cum<dip_expan>m</dip_expan>ynge<lb/>
            I yo<expan>u</expan><sup>r</sup> lettar<dip_expan>e</dip_expan>s can very well &amp; I lyke them so well they<lb/>
            could nott be Amend<expan>e</expan>d &amp; have cent them vpp<lb/>
            to gylbard I have wrytten to him how happe he is<lb/>
            to have syche Amothar as you Arre fare <del>my</del> well<lb/>
            only Ioye this tuesdaye mornyng<lb/>
            
            <subscription hand="George Talbot, sixth earl of Shrewsbury" place="right">
                Yo<expan>u</expan><sup>r</sup> fethfull none<lb/>
            
                <signature place="right" hand="George Talbot, sixth earl of Shrewsbury">
                    G Shrewesbury<lb/>
                    <flourish/><lb/>
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            <note hand="archivist" type="Old foliation">
                139
            </note>
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