The Hartlib Papers

Worthy Sir

Yours which yow Mentiond at London. for Mr Plats businese yow answerd it your self, I am sorry yow haue so long in this ingagement, God inable me to assist yow; I shall hasten your little <book> back as soon as may bee, I pray yow when yow haue made way with Mr Bolton enform, & I shall address to him; Mr Moor is a great Platonist, an excellent Mathematition, of sound strong parts & Religious; I haue sent an answer to your inclosed paper with humble desire of pardon, & that I may be enform'd where I haue ered, I gaue yow an account of Mr Milton & Mr Worsley by Mr Blunden, I shall presume to address my self to both next week, I profess Sir my hast is so extream can hardly subscribe.

                         Your faithfull & Ready

S. Iohns,                            servant

 4. Ian                               I Hall

    1646.

              To his worthy & honord

                     freind Mr Samuel

                      Hartlibb. in his

                   howse at Dukes place

                             London.