MY DEAREST LADY,

I have been a little in disorder, that I have. Some few rubs have

happened. I hope they will be happily removed, I am unwilling to

believe all that is said. But this is a wicked town. I wish we were

out of it. Yet I see not when that will be. I wish Mr. B. would permit

me and my Billy to go into Kent. But I don't care to leave him behind

me, neither; and he is not inclined to go. Excuse my brevity, my

dearest lady--But I must break off, with only assuring your ladyship,

that I am, and ever will be, _your obliged and grateful_, P.B.

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