Letter from Margaret Purcell to Mrs. Clayton [GEO/ADD/28/144] reporting that she had told the Queen of Mrs Clayton's improved health and her hope to 'Pay... Duty' shortly, and conveying the Queen's command that she should not do so until she is sure her illness is over; with transcription by Mrs Clayton [GEO/ADD/28/028].
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[[underline]] Madam [[/underline]] I have just now told the Queen that I had the pleasure to see you last night, & much better, & that you did hope to pay your duty to her Majesty in a day or two, upon which her Majesty order'd me to write to you to say that she lays her commands upon you not to stirr out this week, or till you are quite sure, that you have noe remains of your illness. I am call'd away, soe much only beg you to believe me with great truth Dear Madam your Most faithfully obligd humble servant Monday 12 o clock. M. Purcell
