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Published in H.W. Turnbull (ed), The Correspondence of Isaac Newton, vol. 1 (Cambridge: 1959), pp. 194-5
June 19th 1672.
Woolstrope.
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Having been in Bedfordshire since my last to
you, I at my returne to Cambridge I received r
for ech
you many thanks. At rsent
into Lincolnshire & if you
write to me before eth day of this Month
I pray direct rris Smith's house in
neare Grantham in Lincolnshire. And for greater
security you may further assigne it to be left
at Post-Witham to be sent as abov according to di
rection. In erts
there was reflexion printed twice for refraction: che
how to direct you to, not haveing e
me, but by the sense you will easily find them.
I desire you would not yet print any thing more
concerning the Theory of light before i
more fully weighed. And begging pardon for e
hast in ch
r
I. Newton.
These
To his Honoured Friend
Henry Oldenburg Esq
house about the mi
the old Pall-Mail in Westminster London3
teethr Hook to be differrd till further order.
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