He adds that everyone was mad to attend the meeting and all kinds of eminent people were offering their names and assistance to their cause. He wished he knew when they could expect to see her as he wanted to pay a visit to his uncle [at Bellfield] before then. He mentions that Priscilla and Andrew were coming up for the meeting, reports that everyone, as far as he knew, was well and that the children were much improved, and mentions his own impudence in making a learned judge, Jeremie, his amanuensis for this letter. Finally, he tells her that if they wished to remain abroad for a further week or ten days they were quite free to do so.