Yo^rs dated June y^e 20^th I doubt I shall not receive till my returne
to Cambridge. I desire you would suspend y^e impression of P. Pardies [illeg] |s|econd
Letter. If you write to me before July 14 pray direct your Letter to
me at M^ris Arundells House in Stoake Park in Northampton-shire.
And assigne it to be left with the Post-Master of Towcester to
be sent thither.

Newton.

If you see M^r Collins pray acquaint him that there are three
more books of M^r Kersies Algebra desired in Cambridg for w^ch
he may at present subscribe my name.

Since the writing of this I received yo^r two letters dated June 20^th
& July y^e 2^d. I understand that John Stiles is ordered to call upon
you for what you are pleased to promise me, otherwise I should have
ordered [illeg] \another/ [illeg] |C|arrier have brought it hither; For the transmission of
it from Cambridg hither will not be so suddein. I am much obli-
ged to Mon^sr Hugens for what he hath wrote to you w^ch I should
have answered now but for want of time & room