| Description | Written from Berlin, addressed to Phippy.
Being perplexed to hear of Waller complaining at being forgotten by him: his not having been forgotten, but no receipt of any correspondence from Waller since he last saw him in England in 1823: his great regard and friendship for him, with hope of hearing from him: his anxiety on his brother's dangerous attack of ill health, but relief to find he is convalescent: all his brothers having been ill during the winter, with thanks to Providence for the regular life he leads: his son thankfully enjoying perfect health: hope of Waller being well, asking whether he is a grandfather yet and whether Mrs Jarrett and his other daughter are well.
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