I am obeying him because I want to feel stronger than I have lately, and I do not believe in asking a clever man's advice and then refusing to act upon it.

So I am getting a _locum tenens_ here for a time, and as soon as I have introduced him to my patients I shall start on a cruise somewhere.

I have not yet decided where.

But before I go I shall certainly come and spend a day with you, my dear, to talk things over.
I will write to Miss Pidsley and arrange it all.

Your aunt will look after Betty and Tony very carefully, as you know, while I am away, and they have promised me to be happy and good, so that I may not be worried about them.