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Sophia and I often talk of you [[underline]] we love you Dearly. [[/underline]] I think poor Mary She is grown thin and looks excessively ill - but we keep up as well as we can and get out every day on our quiet Horses which does us good both for our Minds and bodies. I am much concerned to hear of all the anxiety You have suffered on account of Mrs. Holmes. I trust this good Weather and change of Air may do Her good I must tell you my dear that about a Month ago Mrs Robert Williams of Mill Hill was so very good as to send me a most beautifull Umbrella I begged Madame Beckendorf to thank Her for me. I wish also you would be so good as to express my obligation to Her, and that you would add that I should value it very much as I am certain Her kindness is [[unclear]] to Her knowing how Dearly I loved Amelia to whom She was so much attached. I hope you have good accounts of Henry - & that Dear Charlotte and Fanny are well. Pray give my love to them both. The boys and little Harriett I have not the pleasure of being acquainted with but I am truly interested about all that are Dear to you - God bless you my Dearest Mrs William, believe me your very sincerely Affectionate friend Augusta