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Since I wrote this Letter to you I received another very affectionate Letter from you my dearest William, what you say concerning my conduct towards you, & yr. sentiments upon yt. score, cannot but afford me the most heartfelt satisfaction, & indeed my dear Brother it shall we be my Study thro' life to gain not only ye. affection but the friendship & good opinion of all my Brothers & Sisters. Your Letter delighted me very much. My best Compliments to old Budé & Merrick - once more. Yours G P Queens House Novem 7th 1783. I have not sent a parcel, because I cd. not get a handsome one , but as soon as I can find really a pretty one I will send it directly --
