He would like nothing more than to visit Humphry for the purposes of conversation, but his present situation prevents it, he must be content with his situation, however irksome it may be. He is concerned to hear of Humphry's eyes and asks for details as he too used to troubled and found a complete treatment.
As he knows that "poor
Blake" still needs money and asks Humphry to pay him and order a box to be made for the prints, to be sent by the Kettering coach.
Mr. Daniell's views have been very admired.