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SIR,
THe upbraiding of a courtesie is as bad in the Giver, as ingra∣titude in the Receiver (though which you think I am loath to believe) be faulty in the first, I shall never offend in the se∣cond, while
VVestmin. 24. Octob. 1632.
J. Howell.