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	I am very sorry that it lies not in my power to send you half a buck; my keepers tell me that there is none in my walk; sure I am that I have not seen a pasty of venison of this yeere. I did adventure to send you the side of a stag which I thought might serve your turne as well if it came sweet to you, which the heate of the weather made me fearfull of. But my cooke and keeper were confident, and I caused them to take the best order for the coole conveyance of it. My lawyer failed in the instructions I gave him about the deede of S[outh] cave. My purpose was to give you power to sell it outright, which I intreat you still to doe if you can meet with any price or purchaser that you shall think fit; I will avow any act herein done by you. Thus, with many excuses for my boldness in thus farre troubling you and many thanks for your care of it, I end, assuring you that none living doth more earnestly desire the recovery and continuance of your health then		I am very sorry that it lies not in my power to send you '''half a buck'''; my keepers tell me that there is none in my walk; sure I am that I have not seen a '''pasty of venison''' of this yeere. I did adventure to send you the side of a stag which I thought might serve your turne as well if it came sweet to you, which the heate of the weather made me fearfull of. But my cooke and keeper were confident, and I caused them to take the best order for the coole conveyance of it. My lawyer failed in the instructions I gave him about the deede of S[outh] cave. My purpose was to give you power to sell it outright, which I intreat you still to doe if you can meet with any price or purchaser that you shall think fit; I will avow any act herein done by you. Thus, with many excuses for my boldness in thus farre troubling you and many thanks for your care of it, I end, assuring you that none living doth more earnestly desire the recovery and continuance of your health then
	Your faithfull friend, kinsman, and servant,		Your faithfull friend, kinsman, and servant,
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	Wife, bid these gentlemen welcome. Come, we have a		Wife, bid these gentlemen welcome. Come, we have a
	hot venison pasty to dinner: come, gentlemen, I hope		hot '''venison pasty''' to dinner: come, gentlemen, I hope
	we shall drink down all unkindness. [[Merry Wives of Windsor]], 1.1		we shall drink down all unkindness. [[Merry Wives of Windsor]], 1.1

	Divide me like a bribe buck, each a haunch: I will		'''Divide me like a bribe buck''', each a haunch: I will
	keep my sides to myself, my shoulders for the fellow		keep my sides to myself, my shoulders for the fellow
	of this walk, and my horns I bequeath your husbands.		of this walk, and my horns I bequeath your husbands.

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 Address, To my honorable friend and kinsman, Sir Richard Beaumont, knight, at London.
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Noble Sir,

I am very sorry that it lies not in my power to send you half a buck; my keepers tell me that there is none in my walk; sure I am that I have not seen a pasty of venison of this yeere. I did adventure to send you the side of a stag which I thought might serve your turne as well if it came sweet to you, which the heate of the weather made me fearfull of. But my cooke and keeper were confident, and I caused them to take the best order for the coole conveyance of it. My lawyer failed in the instructions I gave him about the deede of S[outh] cave. My purpose was to give you power to sell it outright, which I intreat you still to doe if you can meet with any price or purchaser that you shall think fit; I will avow any act herein done by you. Thus, with many excuses for my boldness in thus farre troubling you and many thanks for your care of it, I end, assuring you that none living doth more earnestly desire the recovery and continuance of your health then
Your faithfull friend, kinsman, and servant,
Hen: Neville
Billingbeare, Wensday night.

Address, To my honorable friend and kinsman, Sir Richard Beaumont, knight, at London.