Papers of the Winthrop Family, Volume 1
1623-10-02
thy kinde Lettre was sent to me this eueninge from London: how welcome it was to me I cannot expresse. I am sorye I am so 345streightened in tyme as I cannot write to thee as I would: God be blessed for his mercye towards thee and thine and all our famylye, and ourselues allso in our iournye and businesse, which hathe hitherto had successe beyonde our expectation: we must attende at the Court again to morrow, when I hope we shall knowe how things will goe. The Lo: in mercye be still with thee and all thine and sende vs a comfortable meetinge. Remember my duty to my mother, my brother salutes thee etc: farewell mine owne sweet heart. thy faithfull husband