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<font> To my Lady Plompton . </font> (NEVILL-E1-P1,196.3)

Myn own good Lady Plumpton , I recomende me unto you and to your gud
husband , (NEVILL-E1-P1,196.4)

and right sory I am of his and your troubles . (NEVILL-E1-P1,196.5)

If I could remedy it , (NEVILL-E1-P1,196.6)

but God is where he was , (NEVILL-E1-P1,196.7)

and his grace can and will poorvey every thing for the best , and help
his servant at their most needes , (NEVILL-E1-P1,196.8)

and so I trust his hynes , he wil do you . (NEVILL-E1-P1,196.9)

My lord , my husband , recommends him unto you both ,
(NEVILL-E1-P1,196.10)

and sends you yowr obblegasiyn ; (NEVILL-E1-P1,196.11)

and has receyved but 4=li= and a marke of the and 2=li= :
(NEVILL-E1-P1,196.12)

the remnant my lord gives your good husband and you .
(NEVILL-E1-P1,196.13)

And I pray Almighty <font> Jesu </font> send you both wel to do , as
your own herts can desire . (NEVILL-E1-P1,196.14)

Written in hast with the <P_197> hand of your mother , the 28 day of
April . (NEVILL-E1-P1,197.15)

Give credence to this good bearer , (NEVILL-E1-P1,197.16)

for surely he love you full well . (NEVILL-E1-P1,197.17)

Edith Nevill (NEVILL-E1-P1,197.18)