and expected to have seene you at ht have imparted that to you by conference l done by lettres, but better thus then ose you have heard how it hathe pleased e of me, for my transplanting into e and making me to longe to sett f could meet with you, I doubt not you good satisfaction, and perchance I y would persuade you to goe with vs: would yeild your selfe to be informed of the e f the worke, and then let God dispose your minde, as he please. If you come vp to London, when I am not there, I wish you would repaire to one mr. Nowell2 a merchant in Philpott lane at the house where Sir Tho: Smithe sometymes dwelt, and let him knowe that you come from me, and he will acquaint you fullye with all thinges: I heare you are remov­173inge from Stewards:3 I would desire you therefore, that such hangings as I lefte there, which are worthe the removinge, you would sende them vp to me, if you have no vse of them, and for the other householde I lefte, give me for them, what you please. I am heare full of businesse, and cannot write as I desire, onelye knowe, that I doe earnestly desire (if it may be the Lordes good pleasure) to have your company into N: E: and our good Dames (who may be of great vse there),4 and so with my hearty salutations to you both, I comende you to the Lorde, and desiringe your prayers I rest your assured friend