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of distressing & Melancholy Business Yr Mind has been occupied with of late, & Flatter myself to hear, that the Sea Air & change of Scene, will soon again restore You to that Calmness & Serenity [[deletion]] wh [[/deletion]] without which Yr Nerves will not recover sufficient [[addition]] to enjoy [[/addition]] the Blessings which remain, & of which [[deletion]] the [[/deletion]] I trust, there are many in store for You. My dearest Son Every Yr most affectionnate Mother & Sincere Friend Charlotte [[note]] Windsor Novbr 23d 1817 [[/note]]
