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The cause of my then committing them unto you, had I not told you, you must easily conceive, was to have your judgment of them, to the end that afterwards I might shew them unto others of my worshipful friends to be motives to stir them to do some- what for me, either to the helping me out of prison, that was and is my most desire and main suit : where, through the ex- ceeding care that I had the last year to discharge my debts as fast as I could, and indeed faster than I well could; I thank Go...d for all ! I was as near starving for hunger, about the time you were last with me, in February, as I think ever poor prisoner was that scaped it. I had sent you this copy as soon as I had new made it, but that I understood you were from home. In the meantime I sent it to New College, to Mr. Stringer, by him to be delivered to Mr. Warden : who, I thank him, the other day brought it to me again himself. As I wrote to Mr. Stringer, I dare not say it is to shew the probability of so great a refraction, for fear lest all the astro- nomers on this side the hither tropic have me by the ears for it : but only the possibility : leaving the full determining of the business, till I come either under the North pole, accord- ing to the letter I sent you this time twelvemonths, or over the Cape of Good Hope ; whither I say, to the one place or to the other, even to the world's end, I pray God send me safe, so out of prison.
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The cause of my then committing them unto you, had I not told you, you must easily conceive, was to have your judgment of them, to the end that afterwards I might shew them unto others of my worshipful friends to be motives to stir them to do some- what for me, either to the helping me out of prison, that was and is my most desire and main suit : where, through the ex- ceeding care that I had the last year to discharge my debts as fast as I could, and indeed faster than I well could; I thank Go...d for all ! I was as near starving for hunger, about the time you were last with me, in February, as I think ever poor prisoner was that scaped it. I had sent you this copy as soon as I had new made it, but that I understood you were from home. In the meantime I sent it to New College, to Mr. Stringer, by him to be delivered to Mr. Warden : who, I thank him, the other day brought it to me again himself. As I wrote to Mr. Stringer, I dare not say it is to shew the probability of so great a refraction, for fear lest all the astro- nomers on this side the hither tropic have me by the ears for it : but only the possibility : leaving the full determining of the business, till I come either under the North pole, accord- ing to the letter I sent you this time twelvemonths, or over the Cape of Good Hope ; whither I say, to the one place or to the other, even to the world's end, I pray God send me safe, so out of prison.
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