Some Old Puritan Love-Letters-- John And Margaret Winthrop--1618-1638;
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Some Old Puritan Love-Letters. 107 XXVIII.
JOHN WINTHROP TO HIS WIFE.
To my verye lovinge wife Mrs. Winthrop at Groton in Suffk.
Thou mayest mervaile that thou haddest no Letter from me by my Sonne, but I knowe thou wilt not impute it to any decaye of love, or neglect of thee ; who art more pretious to me than any other thinge in this worlde ; but the uncertainty of his io'nye, & the dis- like of his ill course, which made me estrange my selfe towards him. I prayse God I came safe hither, & am ...in good health as all our friends heere are (who desire tP be kindly remembered to thee). I hope my sonne^ hath putt awaye his man, for he promised he would, & that he would amende his life: I beseech the Lorde to give him grace so to doe ; otherwise he will soone be undone. I am still more confirmed in that course w* 1 Henry, the wayward boy of the family.
io8 Some Old Puritan Love-Letters.
I propounded to thee, & so are my brother & Sister D:^ the good Lo: direct & blesse us in it.
I received a lettre from Forthes Tutor,^ wherein he complaynes of his longer absence, w'^'' he findes doth him much hurte both in his learninge & manners, & wisheth me to sende him speedylie, for he sayth he hath provided him a chamber in the Colledge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some Old Puritan Love-Letters. 107 XXVIII.
JOHN WINTHROP TO HIS WIFE.
To my verye lovinge wife Mrs. Winthrop at Groton in Suffk.
Thou mayest mervaile that thou haddest no Letter from me by my Sonne, but I knowe thou wilt not impute it to any decaye of love, or neglect of thee ; who art more pretious to me than any other thinge in this worlde ; but the uncertainty of his io'nye, & the dis- like of his ill course, which made me estrange my selfe towards him. I prayse God I came safe hither, & am ...in good health as all our friends heere are (who desire tP be kindly remembered to thee). I hope my sonne^ hath putt awaye his man, for he promised he would, & that he would amende his life: I beseech the Lorde to give him grace so to doe ; otherwise he will soone be undone. I am still more confirmed in that course w* 1 Henry, the wayward boy of the family.
io8 Some Old Puritan Love-Letters.
I propounded to thee, & so are my brother & Sister D:^ the good Lo: direct & blesse us in it.
I received a lettre from Forthes Tutor,^ wherein he complaynes of his longer absence, w'^'' he findes doth him much hurte both in his learninge & manners, & wisheth me to sende him speedylie, for he sayth he hath provided him a chamber in the Colledge.
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