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My dearest Son. After Our Conversation on Fryday last You have never been out of my thought, & I have considered ever Since what could possibly be done to make you easy. The Nature of Yr Complaints are such, that with all my very best wishes & my Natural Inclination towards You [[deletion]] I do [[/deletion]] Turn it in whatever way I can, I cannot possibly begin [[deletion]] th [[/deletion]] any Conversation upon it with the Kg. For besides the difficulty there is to lead to such a thing there has not [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] offered itself one single instance even in the Kgs common talk of Business that could give me an opportunity to touch upon it. I enter most Sincerely into Yr Feelings & see with great Sorrow the Effect it has upon Yr Mind. But I am also very anxious my dear that You should well Consider before You take any determined Step, [[underline]] The present Time [[/underline]] & the Mischief which may arise in Public Affairs if at this present moment You should consent to take a different part in [[deletion]] Governm [[/deletion]] Parliament
