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I desired to honnered God most, and he honnered me, that those like \thee[?]/ which was fittest for him selfe

St John Aderson came

this winter past I wore white dressings questioning in my selfe whether I might goe in my hurt or noe but after I {geve?} {...} was strengthened that I might

mr[s] Driden cam I was in Gen[esis?]

I steched me a pare of cuffs. my uncle S died next

I did som \hade[?]/bonelace[?] \and after againe^/ which I invented

there was sicknes at London

M my uncle pagitt and his houshould came

mrs Driden came

I wrot trees and flowers my S[ister] wrot aranworke

the sun was eclepsed prince was boorne

I read Mr Smith sermons which \was/ ^borrowed

I made an end of my cut worke h{...}and wore it the next summer when I wrot the purls

and t to these years I was proud which heretofore {being?} {beat?} for it I complained to my mother yet I now sought meanes {...} to avoid it reading in Mr Smiths sermons[?] of Nabucad{nezzar}

was about {...}

M my uncle pagitt ^\and his houshould/ went away

now my father thought to marry me, he setled a 100 {...} pounds a yeare on my Sister Judeth for her life and she was heavy at it not desiring to live longer I suppose than my father

I gave my f[ather] a cape which Mrs Alce[?] wrot the pelfe and my B[rother] one which I steched and my S[ister] and I made the purls