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Her ailments will be easier in the country than within
town but there she should have a dry lodging; and her
chamber should be warm enough & not too small.

The air on the coast of Fife is as pure as can be
but when the wind sets in from the N.E as it does in
April & May, the air is very bleak & then I advise her
to go to some distance from the Sea coast.

She will probably be the better of passing June
in the Highlands but I say nothing positive of this
till I hear ↑how she has↑ borne being in the country.

Diet nourishing but light. Any white meat or
light white fish at dinner: but never a full meal
of animal food: making it up with broth &cc. & if
she digest vegetables well she may use them freely.

Ordinary drink, the best is plain water. All strong
liquors would be hurtful.

Fresh air: and as bodily exercise might hurt her
she must have it in a carriage whenever the weather
will allow of it. Few meds are necessary, but