The Hartlib Papers

Worthy Sir

The badness of the weather hath hitherto hindred the Coming, of that pacquet where your papers were, that I cold not discharg my self of your engagement; but shall as soon as euer I can, If since I saw yow, yow haue met with any further Nouelty be pleasd to fauour me so far as to impart it, I entreat yow for that method of Dr Webbs, I shall take care that Mr Rothwell shall pay for the transcription, God Almighty prosper your endeauour & shine vpon yow in Iesus Christ, as also Continue[altered] yow long to the good of his church, Sir I beseech yow do me that honour nay that right as to account me

                       Your affectionate servant

                             I. Hall [squiggle?]

S. Iohns

in Cambridge

Nou: 20. 1646.

For his honord freind

 Mr Samuel Hartlibb

  at his howse in

   Dukes-place

            London.

By Powell at the angell within bishopsgate

hee returnes on moonday noone