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Excerpt from Letters of John, Lord Cutts to Colonel Joseph Dudley, Then Lieutenant-Governor of the Isle of Wight, Afterwards Governor of Massachusetts, 1693-1700
S, Your Express had return'd to you sooner, but that I was will ing to goe to the bottom of the matter first. I have retaiu'd the best concell of Doctor's Comous, advis'd with some of the ablest Lawyers in England; and upon their advice, my directions to you (and my Orders) are positively to keep the possession of the Goods; and not to part with any thing, without my Order under my hand. I receiv'd yesterday one of yours dated Cows, Dec: 21, which I can make noth ing of 'tis of so different a style and temper from your others. You make abundance of repetitions of your good wishes and kindness to my Lord Marquiss's servants, and say some other things (woh I won't repeat here) which are inconsistent with your other Letters. I can't have so unjust a thought of you, as to imagine you will vary a tittle (directly or indirectly) from what you have allways pretended. Keep the things in your Possession, and let them be taken care of there Shall be no neglect on my side. I am, S, Your most humble servant.
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