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after her coffee this morning, then about 10 o clock, she seemed to wilt, and did not rally for three or four hours, could not rest at all, and seemed very much exhausted and too tired almost to answer when spoken to. This afternoon she had a good sleep, after her bath, and is a good deal better, though still very weak. Dr. W. came to see her the afternoon after you left, she was feeling very poorly when he was here, owing to our having to build over the fire, and perhaps your starting too, so he did not see her in a favorable time __ said he found her very weak, and liable, he thought, to drop away at any time. She was very sorry you were obliged to go. I think probably her lassitude