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Chapter LXVII: Letter LXVI: My Dearest Pamela,

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I understand things are not so well as I wish. If you think my coming up to town, and residing with you, while you stay, will be of service, or help you to get out of it, I will set out directly. I will pretend some indisposition, and a desire of consulting the London physicians; or any thing you shall think fit to be done, by _your affectionate sister, and faithful friend_, B. DAVERS

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Pamela, Volume IIChapter LXVII: Letter LXVI: My Dearest Pamela,

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