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You & that is [[underline]] it is never to late to improve [[/underline]]. Pray believe me dear William I have been necessitated to tell You severe Truth; but I am also as ready to assist & Comfort You whenever it lies in my power, & even in England Your love of low Company has been observed. If You choose to mend I must also [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] tell You, that it is not a Cold Civility or Haughtiness of a Mariner that means good Breeding, no they will be Construed in something worse which is pride. True good Breeding requires a steady & uniform Civility to everybody according to their different Situation in Life which will of course assure it to Us again. upon that Subject a great many things more must be said which I shall do hereafter. at present there remains only one Article of Your Letter to be answered which relates to Your Finances, I am very clear my dear William that the King is considering that in a proper way, & that you will most certainly have no reason to fear that He will forget it. The King is always ready to do what is [[unclear]]
