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I am so determined to set out upon my Journey with a Clear Conscience that I went to early Prayers this Morning in order to write to You as the very best finishing of the Day. I Will begin with telling You that Yesterday Morning I saw Dr Underwood which may appear late, but was impossible to be done sooner as He had [[addition]] so [[/addition]] much Business all the other Days. We had a very long Conversation & agreed almost upon every point relating to the qualities [[deletion]] of N [[/deletion]] requisite for a good Nurse. He has not yet had any application, but we have settled a Correspondence by which I shall be made acquainted with [[deletion]] every [[/deletion]] [[addition]] any [[/addition]] thing He has to say, & I shall not fail to inform You of every Particular as soon as it has reached me. He [[deletion]] also [[/deletion]] did also mention a Circumstance relenting to the Princess which I must Name. He is of oppinion that in case the Princess should feel too Full, that a Bleeding would be Beneficial to Her, but it should not be done, [[deletion]] unless [[/deletion]] without the Advice of some
