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Frogmore House August 3d. 1827.
My Dear kind friends
I am most happy to have heard from you and to have received such kind expressions of your Affectionate regard of which I am truly sensible -- I am shocked to think that underline my idleness /underline has made you unhappy -- but indeed I have been as constantly Engaged with my Sister from the instant of her arrival in this Country, that I am hardly ever out of Her Company and when at home hardly out of Her Room. She begs me to say that She has not forgotten either of you, and that She really had so many of Her own family to see whilst in London which was only for eleven days that She was quite underline overfatigued /underline and in fact She has but just recovered tho never having been alone for an instant whilst at St James's Palace --
In the past time, She drove up to the underline lodge /underline on Monday last and got out there. She staid nearly two hours there with the King who is enchanted with underline Her Company. /underline Part of the time underline Mary and I /underline walked with unclear which is very underline long and pretty, /underline but certainly underline not as /underline pretty as underline my own, /underline because it is underline too low. /underline The King begged my Sister to send Him word underline at any moment /underline when She felt Herself equal to joining an underline early /underline dinner party by the Lake in the Great Park. The very thought of it, gave Her underline new life /underline and on underline Wednesday literally at five /underline oClock She found Herself so well that She got out of Her bed ad offered to come on that day. It was very fine and we set off at four oClock and went through all the Private drives to the underline Virginia Water, /underline where we found the King and the party at the Waterside with the addition of the Dowager lady underline Salisbury /underline the underline Fremantles /underline and the underline Maryboroughs. /underline We dined at underline five /underline on a very large feast, when it was
