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again, I hope by all the accounts I have received within the last few days. There is no longer immediate apprehension of danger, thank God, but she is still in a very precarious State. She has suffered much, but her strength is wonderful & her fever seem to have subsided now which is a great blessing I have been in great anxiety about her & it has made

me quite ill. Davies is anxious that I shd. change Air for a short time & as I had proposed to pay some visits & to make a little Tour round the lakes, I shall undertake it as soon as I can comfortably leave home on Pss. A. account. As long as there was any danger of course I could not think to leave her neighbourhood - even on account of my own health, but now that we have the