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after the Birthdays in this month: the change of air may do me good. My daughter unites with me in every sincere and good wish towards Your Lordship and the Countess and we hope to see you both in England next winter with the Smiths to whom we beg to be most kindly remembered: Smith and I are I really believe as good freinds as ever and I trust we shall ever remain so: but words cannot express the gratitude I must ever feel for the affectionate considerate and uninterrupted attention of a mother from Mrs. Smith to Sophia: in short I must consider the excellent master and mistress of the house in New Norfolk Street as my steady and tried friends: I
