| Title: | Letter, John Dury To Hartlib |
|---|---|
| Dating: | 10 April 1661 |
| Ref: | 4/4/10A-11B: 10B, 11A BLANK |
[4/4/10A]
Deare freind
the bearer heerof comming from Dantzick & intending to go for England to Learne the Language & improoue his Talents there, hath desired some Addresse for acquaintance which by these Lines I haue been willing to giue him to you, that you may giue him your aduice where to apply himself for the attainement of his ende: he is of a hopefull appearance, & therefore to bee directed for the accomplishment of that which may bee hoped for to bee wrought in him; I know your owne Inclination will prompt you to doe for them what you Can, as you alwayes haue been reddie to doe therefore commending you to God I rest
your most affectionat &
humble seruant
Amsterdam this 30th. March/10. April
1661. Iohn Durie
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[4/4/11B]
For his Louing freind
Mr. Samuel Hartlib
at his Lodging in Axe yard
in Kings street in
Westminster
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