a letter commend his love and occasion to ir though Chlenor in Scotland upon  his Majestes en sir for our present affair I be assure you conceive no  insatisfaction for you know my mind and you know my mean which now the apnesse  of the time cause by this bless  a cone and peace will increase and so our  agreement accord to your time be observe or the present accord to the Roman  Addage that one cluster of grape ripen best against another so I know you hold  I not unworthy who mutual friendship you shall cherish and I for my part  conceive good hope that you be like to be come a acceptable a female slave to  the king our mr not so much for any way make which in my judgement will make  no great difference as for the stuff and sufficiency which I know to be in you  and whereof I know his majesty may reap great service and thereof my general  request be that accord to that industrious vivacity which you use towards your  friend you will further his majesty good conceit and inclination towards one  to who word can make I know neither my own nor other but time will to no  disadvantage of any that shall before run his majesty experience by their  testimony and commenadtion though occasion give you the precedency of do I  this special good office yet I hope no long time will intercede before I shall  have some mean to require your favour and lie with  your to creep more  particular have though good to make oblation of my most humble service to his  majesty by a few line I do desire your love care and help by your self or such  mean as I refer to your discretion to delive presentthis to his majesty hand  of which letter I end you a copy that you may know what you carry and may take  of mr matthew's the letter it self if you be please to undertake the delivery  last I do commend to your self and to such your courtesy as occasion may  require this gentleman mr Matthew elder son to my lord bishop oh Durham a my  very good friend assuing you that any cou tat you shall use towards he you  shall use to a worthy young gentle and one I know who acquaintance you will  much esteem and so I ever continue