Aus Neost flourigreathinnog obuor whoinatreid meagniedra olfa wortinthienag,2 giue me leaue in plaine English the second tyme this springe to present my vnfeigned respects to you in a few lynes. I sent you per Mr. Dillingham soe many of the bromoiklets3 you writt for, as I could procure for the present, but I am promised the rest this sommer, and then by the next followinge they shalbe conveyed to you; The noelwo frudrinnamcle I writt to you of is mourcah ilmaportouvoend wiheeproeloaf I haue speinato yaoduir tohie frogrimoe haetrie ionacoltoisteud.4 I haue learnt two devices to kill wolues, one is with peices of spunge laid couertly in such flesh or garbage they feede on; the other is certaine 165peices of stronge wyer twisted together ether 4 or 3 or 2 peices and the ends to be bowed and fyled sharpe and beards cutt in them like fish hookes (thus ); and them put within theire meate. There is one alsoe here in towne that makes very good Shanlota prestheir waidtoh Vortimnoe agnud cloimnoan Ebafretah5 I am verie much abashed that I haue not all this while procured you the salue and plasters you writt for you partlie knowe my nature I had rather effect any busines with ten men, then one woman, yet your intrest in me, might be sufficiently effectuall to mannage a farre more weighty busines; and assure your selfe, I will ere longe comaund my selfe in that perticular; As for the Quodling apple slipps I spake to Mr. Humfries once or twice about it, and he sayd he would see for some. I hope he will bring some ouer with him; and yet I doubt it because it is soe forward in the yeare Thus with the continuance of my respects, loue and seruice to you and your best beloued I take leaue and rest Yours as God shall enable me