| Content Description | Expresses sympathy on Elizabeth's loss [of her unborn child], especially as she lacks the strong belief in Malthusian doctrine encouraged in her [Priscilla's] family; implies that Elizabeth should not have been riding anyway; discusses a mother's difficulty in disciplining her children; notes the educational value of the surrounding area [Edinburgh]; refers to Arthur's Seat; notes that her and John [Bright's] move to London will be difficult; refers to a week of illness caused by the removal of two of her teeth; hopes her own convalescence will be successful.
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