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My dearest Son. Since I had the pleasure of seing You on Sunday last, I have [[deletion]] been [[/deletion]] occupied my thoughts upon Yr kindness towards my Brothers & particularly upon the Idea of Brother Ernests comming with Sr T. T. to England & of Your Intention to make Him a Inhabitant of Yr House when in London. No Body can be more truely Sensible or feel more deeply Your attention, and I will add that the Idea [[addition]] only [[/addition]] of seing again one of those Relations so long parted from ^ [[addition]] me [[/addition]] creates a pleasure in my feelings which my Pen is very unable to express: but before this kind intetion is put into execution You will excuse me for making some remarks which I am sure You will see the Necessity of considerin. I feel it my Duty to state that My youngest Brothers income being extreamly small in Germany it will necessarily become still smaller when that little is exchanged
