and
Good
mother (who is at this minute thundering against Somebody or other below in the Dining Room), has interdicted my visiting at his
Lordship's
house, with the threat of her malediction, in case of disobedience, as she says he has behaved very ill to her; the truth of this I much doubt, nor should the orders of all the mothers (especially such mothers) in the world, prevent me from seeing my Beloved Sister after so long an Absence. I beg you will forgive this
well written epistle
, for I write in a great Hurry, and, believe me, with the greatest impatience again to behold you, your
Attached Brother and [Friend,
Byron
].