She shall not, if the unbounded confidence and attachment of one to whom she is dearer than life can compensate her for a few years' absence from much that she loves.
Dear Margaret! She will feel this.

Consult her, my love, and let us both have the advantage of such advice as her excellent understanding, and her warm affection for us, may furnish.

On Monday next, at the latest, I expect to be with you.

Our Scotch tour, under these circumstances, must be short.

By Christmas it will be fit that the new Councillor should leave England.