Difference between revisions of ".MTY4MA.MTQ0NTI"
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| − | + | trifling to Her, but what might be prejudicial to | |
| − | Her in the World. & I have the pleasure to tell You | + | Her in the World. & I have the pleasure to tell You |
| − | that She told Ldy | + | that She told Ldy Clifford that She was much |
pleased with Her Conversation & that the more | pleased with Her Conversation & that the more | ||
She thought it over the more right She thought | She thought it over the more right She thought | ||
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I think it right to Inform You that I have just | I think it right to Inform You that I have just | ||
| − | been below to see the dear Kg, He looks well | + | been below to see the dear Kg, He looks well |
in the Face & certainly has gained Flesh. I was | in the Face & certainly has gained Flesh. I was | ||
| − | there about Ten | + | there about Ten Minutes, He was quiet upon |
the whole but gave some indication of His disease | the whole but gave some indication of His disease | ||
I long to hear that You are more Comfortable | I long to hear that You are more Comfortable | ||
| − | & wish most heartily that You may soon see an end | + | & wish most heartily that You may soon see an end |
to all Your Troubles which will be the best News | to all Your Troubles which will be the best News | ||
to hear by | to hear by | ||
| − | My dearest | + | My dearest SOn |
| − | Your | + | Windsor Your affectionate Mother |
| − | & Friend | + | the 17th May. & Friend |
| − | Charlotte | + | 1812. Charlotte |
| − | + | the Queen | |
| − | + | to | |
| − | + | the Prince | |
| − | + | Regent | |
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| − | to | ||
| − | the Prince | ||
| − | Regent | ||
17th. May. | 17th. May. | ||
| − | 1812. | + | 1812. |
Revision as of 11:33, 21 September 2018
trifling to Her, but what might be prejudicial to Her in the World. & I have the pleasure to tell You that She told Ldy Clifford that She was much pleased with Her Conversation & that the more She thought it over the more right She thought I was.
I think it right to Inform You that I have just been below to see the dear Kg, He looks well in the Face & certainly has gained Flesh. I was there about Ten Minutes, He was quiet upon the whole but gave some indication of His disease
I long to hear that You are more Comfortable & wish most heartily that You may soon see an end to all Your Troubles which will be the best News to hear by My dearest SOn Windsor Your affectionate Mother the 17th May. & Friend 1812. Charlotte
the Queen to the Prince Regent 17th. May. 1812.
