| Disgrifiad | Is a little surprised by her resolution to go to Shrewsbury with the children. His reason for suggesting Chester was that he might hear oftener from them. Still he leaves the decision to her provided cousin Wynn Bodysgallen concurs with her. If they go to Chester he would have them wait upon Lady Salisbury; and if to Salop, he would be glad if they would call at Porkington. Begs her not to let the children travel in vain; they cannot bear it and Nancy in particular. |