The Hartlib Papers

Mr Harlip:

When I receiued your Last letters with those from mr Dury, I was from home, so that I could not returne yow answere so soome as yow expected. I now send yow his letter to my Lord of Canterbury, which yow must be carefull in the sealing for the labell is broken, but if yow drop a little waxe right on the hole will not be perceiued: the other to my Lord of London I will deliuer him as he comes by: I send yow also my letter to his Grace open, with flying seale which is drop vnder it will seale it handsomly. yow may see what I write, & I desire to know how he accept both our letters, & the busines. Mr Dury in his letters to me writes nothing of more importance els I would send them; only that he hath receiued the 20^lb of Mr Pergius, & hath sent yow the bill which I pray yow see discharged; & I will endeauour to help the next quarter.

[left margin:] I know the proceeding for the supply, & the Consequence, therefore yow neede not doubt; so In hast I rest

                        your very assured friend

                                       Tho: Rowe

Bulwick 20: Iuly 1633.