Translation / modern text
[P. 2]
Most Noble Mr. Głogowski, my Most Noble Sir and Brother!
With the usual respect for my services to Your Grace, [...] going, I send to Your Grace, having a wish from my husband, that having thanked Your Grace for the favor shown to us, also to have him received after [...] not [...] serves Your Grace, for from the service of Your Grace they have, that to Gryze, that it is long, perhaps it will not last until winter; God knows what was led to Lublin. This [...] has, who death for himself well in [...] longer to Your Grace [...] for the rendered all to Your Grace I thank, also recommending myself further, with this I end.
[P. 3]
That I am above all to Your Grace a kindly well-wishing sister and humble servant,
A. L. Hulewska
[Address:]
To the Most Noble Mr. [...]
and His Grace [...]
[...]
To the Most Noble [...]
Original wording — transcription
[S. 2]
Mnie Wiele Moscy panie Głogowski
moi wielce m[o]scy panie y bracie
Przy zwykły [?] obserwie moiey WMpanu usługi
poresztę [?] idąc posyłam do WMpana
mawszy zyczenie od męza mego
izby WMpanu podziekowawszy za swiadczon[ą]
nam takze odebrac go kazał [?] po zde[...]
zimo nie prziliszone [?] sie słuzy WMpanu
bowiem ze słuzby WMpana majo ze do
Gryze ze duga moze zimy nie docięka [doczeka?]
bog wie co do Lublina poprowadzono
to kozy gociny ma kto smiercy zabie [sobie?]
dobrze w [...] pazka dłuższą WMpanu
non mowou tejondo [nie mogąc...?] za wiswiadczon[ą]
wszelko WMpanu dziekuię taskie [takze?] da-
lszey sie rekomeduiąc [rekomendując] tym końce [kończę]
[Dopisek ołówkiem u dołu inną ręką:] G. 44
[S. 3]
Ze jestem nadwszytko [?]
WMpanu uprzeymie ży-
zliwa siostra y uniżona
słuzga
A L Hulewska
[S. 4, adres:]
Mnie Wiele M[ościemu] [Panu...]
y ego Mos[ci] [...]
[...]
Wiele M[ościemu...]
Reading notes
A private letter with very specific, clumsy, and phonetic orthography of the author (e.g., 'rekomeduioc' = recommending, 'tim konce' = with this I end, 'swadcon' = rendered), which makes it difficult to fully decipher some words. No day or year date in the text – the date 1694 is adopted from the archival inventory. The address card (P. 4) is heavily cropped/damaged on the right margin.
