Sir Thomas Meautys Secretary to Lord Bacon And His Friends
Sir Thomas Meautys Secretary to Lord Bacon And His Friends
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Both parts of which, my humble suite I have comprised in a short petition to his Majesty which I presume to offer to your Grace herewithall.
The affecting whereof I beseech your Grace to appre- hend as that which doth not a little concern me in my poor meanes and fortune (being alreadic out of purse about a thousand poundes about this office) which support of my fortunes what so ever it hath been or may bee, I must ever acknowledge it to bee for the most part derived from your goodness towards ...mee ; soe I hope your Grace is well persuaded that it is not cast away upon an ungrateful man, but upon your Grace's noe less devoted than infinitely obliged servant, May, 1626. T. MEAUTYS.
Letter of thanks to Lady Bacon for the loan of 600 to secure the Patent Office in the Writs and Processes : MY SINGULAR GOOD AND NOBLE LADY, I cannot acknowledge enough your readiness to 66 THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF THOMAS MEAUTYS.
pleasure me with the sum you wrote of, nor cannot take thought enough to find myself good for nothing wherein to pleasure you in return.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both parts of which, my humble suite I have comprised in a short petition to his Majesty which I presume to offer to your Grace herewithall.
The affecting whereof I beseech your Grace to appre- hend as that which doth not a little concern me in my poor meanes and fortune (being alreadic out of purse about a thousand poundes about this office) which support of my fortunes what so ever it hath been or may bee, I must ever acknowledge it to bee for the most part derived from your goodness towards ...mee ; soe I hope your Grace is well persuaded that it is not cast away upon an ungrateful man, but upon your Grace's noe less devoted than infinitely obliged servant, May, 1626. T. MEAUTYS.
Letter of thanks to Lady Bacon for the loan of 600 to secure the Patent Office in the Writs and Processes : MY SINGULAR GOOD AND NOBLE LADY, I cannot acknowledge enough your readiness to 66 THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF THOMAS MEAUTYS.
pleasure me with the sum you wrote of, nor cannot take thought enough to find myself good for nothing wherein to pleasure you in return.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Chambers Bunten to read onlineMoreLess
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