The Hartlib Papers

                    oxon. Iuly 8 1653.

Sir

   I haue according to your desire sent you 10 more of Mr Austens books sticht in marble paper, by Edgerlye You may receiue them, since your letter, noe waggon was to goe hence till the next weeke & Mr Austen not knowing the occasions for them orderd me to send them <now> in the letter bagg which hath cost 8^d. carrage, this is all at present but that I am

                                   Your friend & servant

                                        Tho: Robinson

     10 books sticht in Marble - 11: 8

     paid for Carrage - - - -      0: 8.

     remaining for the former - 2. 6.

                                  14:10.

     which sum of 14^s:10^d: I desire you to pay to Mr Royston Bookseller

Iuly 8^th Received in full of this note fourteene

          shillings & ten pence:

                         Richard Royston

[Robinson:]    For the Worshipfull Sammuell Hartlib

               Esq. at his house over against Angell

               Court neere Charing Crosse

                    thes./

               with a parcell/