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of it by Letter, which I believe He did not answer as He said, He must by that time have received His Orders. I am extremely Sorry that neither my wishes nor Yours, can by any means be satisfied upon this occasion. But I never will give up thinking that when we least think of a thing, it is nearest to Us. I do not know of any thing just now, but Apres la Pluie il fait beau Temps, & I hope Yr Sun shining Days will appear soon. I wish it had been in my power to send a more Comfortable answer, but bad & unpleasant as it is, I thought it better to answer directly than to keep the Servant & may this disagreeable Scrawl soon be followed by one more cheerfull & agreeable is the Sincerest wish of My dearest Son the 12th July Yr very affectionnate Mother 1795 & Friend. Charlotte
