or four weeks but your movements are sometimes so uncertain it may be longer. Do then dear to please me try to come in. I will not ask you to stay long, even two days would please me. How little did I think when I was dancing at Mrs Fitzherbert's that at that time you were wandering in the bush. It must hurt you to be so much exposed to the cold night air. I am afraid you are often very careless about your health. Do dearest take care of yourself. Remember if anything were to happen to you I would never have a happy day in this life again. It is perhaps wrong in me to say this. I know it is sinful to love anything in this world so much as I love you but I hope it will be forgiven and I trust my affection for you will never make me forget Him who has given me every blessing which I enjoy. We have had beautiful weather this week. It is seldom we have it so fine in this month. I think that in general September and