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Your letter
was well pleasing
unto mee,
save that
you thought scorne of
the small place of lod∣ging at Sinuessa.
Which scorning,
the little silly village
will surely take in ill part at your hands,
except
you do make a full re∣quitall
v. you restore all for all,
in Cumaine
and Pompeian.
Thus then
shall you do,
and shall loue me,
and
shall moue me
by one writing or o∣ther.
For I can
answere
more easily.
then provoke.
But if
you should loyter,
as it is your fashion,
I will prouoke:
neither
shall your slacknesse infect me with
v. y. s. shal not bring also
lasinesse,
When I am at lea∣sure
v. idle
I will write more.
sup. scribam.
I scribled over
n. plu. pro sing.
these things,
when
I was
in the Senate.
Fare you well.