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[f.6.23b]
For
M^r Ralph Thorsbey
In Leeds

V R Colson W^th a
Booke dd

[f.6.23]

yorke 22 Aug 1682
Worthy S^r
I Re^d yors of yê 18 instant am glad to here
You gott soe well to Leeds: I Bles God John is now
soe well Recovered y^t he is gon this day to skoull
I have ben but Badly my selfe of a Could but I
hope tis wereing away: yê Rest of my family are
in health I shall be glad to here ye same of
yo^rs: if mîs Abbigall has kepped any Benifett by
being w^th me I shall hartily Rejoyes in it or if you
thinke it be for her Advantage to speend some more
time here you may assure yo^r selfe she shall be
very welcome to yo^r Ever affectinat ffriend &
Redy Sarvant
Sr Knightly Hickson

I & mine desier to be
most kindly Remembred
to yo^r selfe & sister: I
have w^th these sent yê
Booke left here for you

[f.6.23b]
For
M^r Ralph Thorsbey
In Leeds

V R Colson W^th a
Book dd

[f.6.23]

yorke 22 Aug 1682
Worthy S^r
I Receive^d yours of yê 18 instant am glad to here
You got so well to Leeds: I Bless God John is now
so well Recovered y^t he is gone this day to school
I have ben but Badly my self of a Cold but I
hope tis wearing away: yê Rest of my family are
in health I shall be glad to here ye same of
you^rs: if mîs Abbigall has kept any Benefit by
being wi^th me I shall heartily Rejoice in it or if you
think it be for her Advantage to spend some more
time here you may assure yo^r self she shall be
very welcome to yo^r Ever affectionate friend &
Ready Servant
Sr Knightly Hickson

I & mine desire to be
most kindly Remembered
to yo^r self & sister: I
have wi^th these sent yê
Book left here for you

69 - Sir Knightly Hickson to Ralph Thoresby, 22 August 1682