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I wrot bildings this summer

I be my S[ister] took phisick

Ric- Lechfeeld died

I wrot bone lace

I t[hink] I began the {...} of the {...}

I wrot a pear of ilet holes

I lighted upon the 22. 19 of prov[erbs] Which I tooke as an inprecation[?] having read, I much delighted in reading \the/ proverb[s?]

my cosen Maidwell came and was sorry to part with me I saw her not after.

M

I {red r?} a sermon of Mr Saterfoorth - Mat[thew] 28.6.

my B[rother] went a woing

the L[or]d previ seele came and S[i]r John garret

I did the work of harts and read in S[i]r fillip S[idney] the seco[nd?] this sum-[mer]

I bought beeses \one kind/ which cost me 9 {shillings?}

I read in Doctor Halls booke how nesessary meditation was and of the {pharise?}

I t[hink] my father {g[ave]?} me 20 shil-[lings] after I come from London which he tooke no account of me for.

when I had almost spent it whereof the last time was for walking[?] with my S[ister] I r[emember] how I l[ai]de it out and setting it downe took 4 againe and bought me bees of the mony

I made an end of my ten[s]tich worke

my cosen B was here

there was a \great/ snow this winter

I wort nedel worke lace which I gave my S[ister I[sham]. after

I gave my f[ather] handcher-s

my father gave me an imbroidered Bible-