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you speak of.
I delight that you continue in ye getting at Olde Matters in your Way, and doe not think better was done at Mr. Hutchinsonâs in Salem-Village. Certainly, there was Nothâg butt ye liveliest Awfulness in that which H. raisâd upp from what he couâd gather onlie a part of. What you sente, did not Worke, whether because Any Thing missâg, or because ye Wordes were not Righte from my Speakâg or yr copyâg. Alone am at a Loss. I have not ye Chymicall art to followe Borellus, and owne my Selfe confounded by ye VII Booke of ye Necronomicon that you recommende. But I wouâd have you Observe what was tolde to us aboute takâg Care whom to calle up, for you are Sensible what Mr.