dear Tom, for the kindneſs with respect to us, which had so large a share inbringing on your accident — But pray:never run into Peril again, in lookingfor an Apothecary on our account, forhad you the most experienced Man in hisLinesettled at Sanditon, it w^d .would be no recommendation to us. We have entirelydone with the whole MedicalTribe.We have consulted Physician after Phyⁿ -Physician in vain, till we are quite convinced that they can do nothing for us & that we must trust to our own knowledge of ourown wretched Constitutions for any releif.tobe obtained. — But if you think it ad::visable for the interest of the Place, toget a MedicalMan there, I will un::dertake the commiſsion with pleasure,& have no doubt of succeeding. – I knowwhere to apply could soon put the ne::ceſsary Irons in the fire. — As for gettingto Sanditon myself, it is quite an Im::poſsibility. I greive to say that I dare not attempt it, but my feelings tell me too plainly that in my presentstate, the Sea air w^d .would probably be thedeath of me. — And neither of my dearCompanions will leave me, or I w^d -would