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Excerpt from Diary and Letters of Madame D'arblay, Author of Evelina, Cecilia, &C, Vol. 7: 1813-1840
But why, my dearest father may say, not hasten to Chelsea now? The fact is, I have been obliged to omit various precautionary measures during the whole of this week, and I now feel an absolute necessity to nurse again and refit. To-day I have entirely kept quiet and silent upstairs in my room, and as, these other days, I have kept wholly the reverse, my lungs, strength, and spirits, all demand the recruit. I fear that for some days I must go on doctoring myself after these late excesses but bad weather alone, after Wed nesday, shall withhold me from embracing my dearest father.
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