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to rise & the Sea was very [[underline]] ruf [[/underline]] indeed we went to dinner & during that time it was quite dreadful however no danger whatever & no one was the least ill except the two Children Lord Hinton & Brownlow Paget. Rain came over & in short very bad weather which at last did distress us very much & for some [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[addition]] hours [[/addition]] we dispared getting to Weymouth that night Sir Harry Neal had some thoughts [[addition]] at one time [[/addition]] as the wind was fair of takin us to Portsmouth then it changed again & he hoped to take us into [[underline]] Lulworth Cove [[/underline]], but at last I thank God the weather proved fair [[addition]] as well as [[/addition]] [[deletion]] & [[/deletion]] the Wind & we got into our own Station but it Rained so fort that Papa thought it better not to leave the Ship till it was over however we [[underline]] all [[/underline]] at last longed
