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God. & we are now thoroughly prepared for whenever it should happen & indeed to You who are a sensible Religious person, I am sure you will agree with me it would be wicked to want a life prolonged which must be certain of constant ailment; I am sure You would be delighted did You know the many proofs of a Religious & firm mind she has shewn & since she took the Sacrament a fortnight ago, she appears to have bid adieu to all earthly concerns-- & [[underline]] [[unclear]] [[/underline]] would [[underline]] not [[/underline]] be [[underline]] [[unclear]] [[/underline]] if we [[underline]] did not feel them [[/underline]] & we have the comfort of knowing the "The Lord harteneth [[unclear]] He loveth" which I am certain is proved in the Dear King & Queen who are in the deepest affliction yet bearing up with all possible firmness & trust in God
