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C[hristmas?] my father was ill. I wrot net

I wrot som little things of nedle work and trustich in my 9 samp- or afore

I t[hink?] I wrot net work

at this t[ime] I [had] a great fit of the wind collick and \evere/ since I have dayly said the 103 psal-[m]

I kept birds and {...}

my m[other] was let bloode \after/ my S[ister] was not well

Mrs handbery came often the Lady Hasselwd[?] was maried

I went to pr[ayer] with my m[other]

m my m[other] t[hought?] she was with C[hild] and so some women, \partly/ t \ in the next [?]

I t[hink] I wrot net

in these y[ears] it seemes I was not much troubled for my most care for worldly things was to have my clouss fit, and out of a foolishnes I misliked or dispised these things, which after I liked well and many times found most prophtable or and pleasant being more, then \I thought/ those could comprehend who moved me thereto.

next y[ear] as I r[emember] I wrot cutworke

in these times or y[ears] I t[hought] thou coldest give me of the peace which passeth all understanding {...} the well[?] content and joy in thee which would satisfie; \me/ if I married not